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Originally Posted by damade
Squidguard only allows 1 whitelist definition.
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This is not true. I have several in my installation that I use to whitelist some sites for certain users and not for others.
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this is how you configure it:
dest white {
domainlist white/domains
urllist white/urls
}
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This is how you configure any destination, white or black.
The lack of a ! in front of the destination is what makes it a whitelist. And order matters. You could do:
And it would whitelist anything in "white" except if it's in "adv".