help with packaging squidGuard beta

[Dr Tarek El-Kiki]

Dear Admins,

 

I had an issue with regex statements on SquidGuard-1.4_4 which I addressed
with SquidGuard people, as per my embedded message below, and the solution
for that issue was to use a better version of SquidGuard.

 

As I found squidGuard-1.5_b, it was in the format that I wouldn't be able to
install on my pfSense box, as I do with SquidGuard-1.4_4. For one and half
months I have been looking around for someone to help producing the suitable
squidGuard package, until I was given your email address in the hope that
you would help me.

 

The required file is found at:
http://www.squidguard.org/Downloads/Devel/squidGuard-1.5-beta.tar.gz 

 

I shall be more than grateful if you could help me with this request.

 

Hope to hear from you very soon.

 

Best regards.

 

 

Dr Tarek El-Kiki

President

International Academy of Higher Education, Australia, Pty Ltd

PO Box 124 Greenacre NSW 2190, Australia

M. 0449 900 400

T. +61 2 9750 4616

F. +61 2 9740 8402

www.heacademy.com.au

 

 

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-----Original Message-----

From: similla at shalla.de [mailto:similla at shalla.de] On Behalf Of Christine
Kronberg

Sent: Monday, 18 March 2013 7:55 AM

To: (IAHEA) Dr Tarek El-Kiki

Cc: sg-bugs at squidguard.org

Subject: Re: regex help

 

 

   Hi Dr Tarek,

 

 

> Please kindly pay this message your immediate attention as my request 

> is of a significant nature to me and my family.

> 

> I'm running pfSense with great squid and squidGuard packages. On 

> squidGuard lies my problem as follows:

> 

> I have a blacklist of bad words that are blocked if they are used on 

> any web search engine. Examples of those words are: anal, ass, bum 

> bra, butt, cum, dick, lust, tit.

> 

> On the other hand, normal words that contain any of these previous 

> words as part of their structures are accordingly blocked. Examples of 

> those good words are: analog, canal, analysis, asset, compass, album, 

> brand, button, circumstance, dickson, illustrate, repetition.

> 

> My suggested solution is to use "word boundary \b" regex on those bad
words.

> Hence, \banal\b, or \blust\b will block only anal or lust but not 

> analysis or illustrate. Unfortunately this solution is not working on
squidGuard.

> What is actually blocked is the expression itself, so \banal\b and 

> \blust\b are blocked and anal or lust are passed!!

 

   Which version of squidGuard are you using? My current installation runs

   1.5-alpha and the following expressionlist seems to work correctly:

 

(=)(\banal\b|\bcum\b)

 

   This block all searches for anal and cum but not canal or circumstance.

   Can you please try this version?

 

   Kind Regards,

 

   Christine Kronberg.