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Support => General Support => Topic started by: ensozh on Tuesday 15 July 2014, 01:56:37 am



Title: I MUST CLEAR PROXY WEB CACHE EVERY DAY
Post by: ensozh on Tuesday 15 July 2014, 01:56:37 am
Dear

This time I need your help with the following:

I have a Non transparent proxy on my Endian 2.5.2 Kernel 2.6.32.43-57.e48.i586, It used to work fine but recently my user can not acces to the internet until I clear the cache's proxy on Proxy->Cache Mahagement->Clear Proxy.

It has become a problem because I must do it everyday and sometimes workers are on saturday or sunday and I can not take these days free.

Any suggestion?


Title: Re: I MUST CLEAR PROXY WEB CACHE EVERY DAY
Post by: juddyjacob on Thursday 11 September 2014, 04:02:03 pm
It might not be a cache issue at all, If your proxy is also using the havp module "antivirus" or content filtering "dansguardian" you might have an outdated file or possibly  maybe even a corrupt or incomplete file. I would first update the dansguardian rules, and havp rules. Also I hate to make Endian sound kinda fluky but I have seen it act different depending on the schedule you have set the updates for "daily, weekly, monthly, ect" I use monthly on mine, as in my experience It just seems to work best. Probably because if there "are" any bugs in the update, it is normally sorted before mine installs the updates.  Hope this helps.


Title: Re: I MUST CLEAR PROXY WEB CACHE EVERY DAY
Post by: ensozh on Thursday 18 September 2014, 09:48:53 am
Thanks a lot Juddyjacob.

In fact I have disabled antivirus and everything is running ok but now I have a risk issue, so please would you explain to me how should I update dansguardian or antivirus manually so I can test if this is the solution?


Title: Re: I MUST CLEAR PROXY WEB CACHE EVERY DAY
Post by: juddyjacob on Thursday 18 September 2014, 03:38:19 pm
The simpilist way is to go to the services tab in the gui, select antivirus engine on the left. On this page you can set the update schedules, as well as update the rules manually.