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    I can not find Lightsquid! Help guys …

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      enniox
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      Good evening everyone, I'm new to pfSense is new to the forum …
      Tonight I wanted to configure a proxy with the function of collecting the data traffic carried by my client that I have in the home LAN.
      I followed a guide found on google that explains where to do this you need to install Squid first and then later Lightsquid.
      I went through the list of available packages up the menu and tried the package named squid. Installed, configured and working.
      I need to install Lightsquid to display the information I need.
      I go back into the menu and try Lightsquid this time the package but can not find!
      How is this possible? How can I fix?
      I rely on your counsel and your experience in the hope that the solution is simple (amministraotre are a network but do not know Linux, FreeBSD, etc. ..)

      Hoping to receive your answers,
      I greet you and thank you.

      Ennio

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        mikesamo
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        lightsquid will be in menu status not in services :)

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          enniox
          last edited by

          Hello Mikesamo,

          Meanwhile, I thank you for your answer, you have been very kind.
          Listen, I did not understand but if LightSquid is already installed or install it.
          I followed these instructions: http://skear.hubpages.com/hub/How-to-setup-a-transparent-proxy-using-pfSense towards the end of the guide, where he speaks of "PROXY REPORTS". According to this guide should I install the package from the package manager LightSquid as I did for Squid.
          However, at this time are not home and I can reach my pfSense but this evening, upon returning, I'll try to do as you advise.

          For now, thank you.
          Good day!

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            mikesamo
            last edited by

            check to enable log in squid services.

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              enniox
              last edited by

              Hello Mike, nothing to do … I can not find the installer for LightSquid.
              Who can tell me how can I do? I have followed both the instructions you gave me but I can not help me ... please.

              Pending thank you

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                kmcital
                last edited by

                same problem here. Installed 2.0-RELEASE embedded, then installed squid package that is now running with no problems. Installer for Lightsquid is not found, cannot install.

                Is it not included with 2.0-RELEASE because of bugs?

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                  Sn3ak
                  last edited by

                  I just installed it on two boxes lastnight… 2.0-Release, no problems..

                  Might try it again..

                  edit: I'm using x86, not sure if the package is available for x64.

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                    Gloom
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                    Yes it's on the AMD64 build and installs fine on my systems. Not sure about the embedded build

                    Never underestimate the power of human stupidity

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                      versendaal
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                      It's not included in the package list used for the embedded images because of the writes needed to the CF card. Although i would have liked an option like "thanks for the warning, but install anyway". :)

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