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    Squid deny all by default without having to blacklist one by one

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      pasokitlog
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      What I need is to block all sites by default with pfsense squid package, and just whitelist all the sites that are allowed.

      Experience before:
      When I used squid (before pfsense), all I had to do was make sure there's the line:
      "http_access deny all"
      and put all the whitelist acls above that and I'm good to go.

      Experience with pfsense squid now:
      after installing pfsense and squid, squid only blocks the sites that i put in the blacklist field/area.
      how can i, by default blacklist all?

      Note: i don't dare touch the squid.conf manually as pfsense squid package is supposed to do the setting change to the squid.conf.
      Is there an expression i should but in the blacklist field to block all? or some other setup I missed?

      Thanks in advance pfsense gurus :)

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      • marcellocM
        marcelloc
        last edited by

        Just insert a point(.) on blacklist to block all sites.

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        Help a community developer! ;D

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          pasokitlog
          last edited by

          @marcelloc you're a genius!

          it worked!
          fast response too. :)
          thanks much!

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