Have made a newer version than that available on rpmforge :-
see https://sfj48-fkj200.heiksthsd.cf/clearfoundation/social/community/install-sarg-on-clearos-version-6-x-or-version-7-x-for-great-proxy-reports

Have written a better script for the daily reports than the default one supplied, especially if you rotate your squid logs daily, which I do :-

Replace /etc/cron.daily/sarg with the following :-

#!/bin/bash

LOG_FILES=

for FILE in /var/log/squid/access.log*; do

    LOG_FILES="$LOG_FILES -l $FILE"

done



# Get yesterday's date

YESTERDAY=$(date --date "1 day ago" +%d/%m/%Y)



# Get today's date

TODAY=$(date --date "0 day ago" +%d/%m/%Y)



exec /usr/bin/sarg \

    $LOG_FILES \

    -o /var/www/sarg/daily \

    -d $YESTERDAY-$TODAY &>/dev/null

exit 0

Huge thanks Tony Ellis for your explanation how-to do it step by step.

SARG is now available from the rpmforge testing respository for version 6.x systems. This provides a relatively easy means to install SARG on a ClearOS 6.x system. Had it running here for a few days now on a 32-bit ClearOS version 6.6 server without any problems detected.

The instructions can be found here :- http://danda.poweredbyclear.com/master-frame-sargv6.html

Security is controlled by adding specific quad-decimal ips or ip names to a .conf file for those workstations that you wish to have access. This is fine for static addresses, but may or may not work for dynamic addresses depending on how you setup your dhcpd (dnsmasq) configuration.

Be sure to follow the step that ensures the rpmforge repositories are disabled by default, otherwise there might be a heavy price to pay later :-(

You could try searching "sarg el6 rpm" and try a suitable rhel or, possibly, CentOS rpm.