Custom Error Page redirect for SquidGuard?

[mnelson]

Afternoon all.  I was wondering if it's possible to specify a custom error page when "Internal" is choosen as the redirect mode?  If so, what's the best way to go about it?  Ideally I'd like it to include a message indicating that the page was blocked internally by us, possibly with our logo, etc.

Thanks,

-Marty

[dvserg]

This possible
http://youURL/page.php?&cla=%a&cln=%n&cli=%i&cls=%s&clt=%t&clu=%u
variables supported by squidGuard:
#        %a=client_address
#        %n=client_name
#        %i=client_user
#        %s=client_group
#        %t=target_group
#        %u=client_url

[mnelson]

Thanks dvserg.  Let me ask, is it possible to load a page onto the firewall itself, and then point squid guard to it (locally)?

Thanks again,

Marty

[dvserg]

Store this to /usr/local/www

[mnelson]

Thanks again!  How would I tell SquidGuard to look at that custom 403 file?  I would assume Internal vs. External, but when I try to just enter the file name, it doesn't work.

[dvserg]

@mnelson:

Thanks again!  How would I tell SquidGuard to look at that custom 403 file?  I would assume Internal vs. External, but when I try to just enter the file name, it doesn't work.

file path not supported - only http
http://youpfsense_LAN_IP/youfile

[mnelson]

When I try and access that page, IE simply times out, with "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage".  Is there anything else I need to configure?

[dvserg]

@mnelson:

When I try and access that page, IE simply times out, with "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage".  Is there anything else I need to configure?

if you have webGUI non-standart port
http://pfsenseIP:GUIPort/youpage.ext

[mnelson]

[smacks head]duh![/smacks head]

Thanks, I had a major brain fart.  We do use a different than 80 port, and of course that fixed it.

Thanks for everything (including SG!)

-Marty