SquidGuard Setup Issue - No Target Rules List under ACL

KOM

Go to the Blacklist tab and pump in your URL and then click Download. I had to do both to get the list to appear.

bhsense

I've already tried out that step under (4) but should I try it out again for second time?

KOM

When I went to simulate your problem, I first went to the Blacklist tab and manually updated. From there, the ACL list was empty, so I went to the Blacklist Options section and filled it in. Oh, did you go back to the General tab and click Save then Apply? It's funny like that sometimes.

bhsense

Hello KOM,

Thank you for your help and I'm sorry about the delay in response. I've tried going over your steps but I still cannot locate any ACL with exception of Default Access. I'm not sure what else I'm missing. I've initially tried following steps shown on h$$p://hubpages.com/hub/URL-Filtering-How-To-Configure-SquidGuard-in-pfSense# but it's not working on my side. Do I need to download any other package besides squidguard?

bhsense

Sorry for my mistake, I did not know that I needed to download squid package as well. After download and small configuration on proxy server, I was able to pull up a list of ACL under proxy filer service. However, It seems like I cannot apply the change for ACL as error shown below:

KOM

I'm on vacation this week so my responses are spotty too. Yes, SquidGuard relies on Squid. You may have a broken install if you installed Squid after SquidGuard. Perhaps you should uninstall everything and then try again, in the proper sequence.

bhsense

Thank KOM and sorry to interrupt you again. I've taken backup file before this so I will go ahead and try that out.

Thanks!

arunr039

@kom i have same issue!help me

KOM

Start a new thread with the exact details of your problem instead of hijacking an ancient thread.

stephenw10

Locking this.

If you're still running that pfSense and Squidguard version you have bigger problems but I highly doubt you are.

Steve