Changes

===Customize category lists===

===Customize category lists===

Category lists are simple text files in /var/lib/squidGuard/blacklists. Each category is a directory, adn each directory may have a file names domains and another named urls. Each directory in /var/lib/squidGuard/blacklists will be displayed in the panel of the server-manager, except if it's listed in the DisabledCategories prop. You can see which categories are disabled with:

Category lists are simple text files in /var/lib/squidGuard/blacklists. Each category is a directory, and each directory may have a file named '''domains''' and another named '''urls'''. Each directory in /var/lib/squidGuard/blacklists will be displayed in the panel of the server-manager, except if it's listed in the DisabledCategories prop. You can see which categories are disabled with:

  db configuration getprop squidguard DisabledCategories

  db configuration getprop squidguard DisabledCategories

This lets you ignore some useless category, and make the panel for simple.

This lets you ignore some useless categories, and hide them from the panel.

The default config update all the categories each night. This is done in the cron job /etc/cron.daily/squidGuard, which calls /etc/e-smith/events/actions/squidguard-update-databases. If you don't want to auto update those lists, you can disable this feature:

The default config update all the categories each night. This is done in the cron job /etc/cron.daily/squidGuard, which calls /etc/e-smith/events/actions/squidguard-update-databases. If you don't want to auto update those lists, you can disable this feature:

db configuration setprop squidguard AutoUpdate disabled

db configuration setprop squidguard AutoUpdate disabled

Then, you'll be able to manage the list the way you want. Remember you need to recompile squidGuard databases if you modify files in a list.

You can add your own categories. If they don't already exists, they won't be deleted or modified by the update feature.

===MySQL logs===

===MySQL logs===