Tom,
Just to say what I think (since you have almost the same setup as me I think):
you will always get that 407 at the moment. Squid requires an authenticated
user before allowing the page but you can't authenticate every method (at least
that is what I have found) in my setup.
Regardless of
On 28/08/2010 05:34, Amos Jeffries wrote:
adaptation_access AV_scan deny MULTIMEDIA
adaptation_access AV_scan allow all
Amos, your are the king of squid specialists !!!
It's working like a charm !
SquidGard is supported by C-ICAP so you can provide URL filtering using
ICAP protocol that p
Hi,
I'm using "squid" as a reverse proxy to allow the users to connect to
exchange 2007 from the outside. All is ok(OWA and RPC overs https) but
I would like to know if we can secure the connections with a
certificate. I would like that the users must have inevitably the
certificate to connect to t
This is a general Squid question. If you have experience with medium
sized networks (300+ users) and Squid, this question is for you.
I'm setting up a transparent Squid box for 300 users. All requests
from the router are sent to the Squid box. Squid box has one NIC,
eth0. This box receives request
In 2.6.STALBE21, squid immediately responds with 400 when I enter
'a'; while in 3.1.6 the connection expects more characters, although
it will definitively not get a good request.
[r...@squid1 root]# telnet localhost 80
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to localhost.
Escape character is '^]'.
a
HTTP/
Em 28/08/2010 12:29, Andrei escreveu:
I'm setting up a transparent Squid box for 300 users. All requests
from the router are sent to the Squid box. Squid box has one NIC,
eth0. This box receives requests (from clients) and catches content
from the web using this one NIC on its one WAN port, eth0
Erwan Le Du wrote:
Hi,
I'm using "squid" as a reverse proxy to allow the users to connect to
exchange 2007 from the outside. All is ok(OWA and RPC overs https) but
I would like to know if we can secure the connections with a
certificate. I would like that the users must have inevitably the
certif
Leonardo Rodrigues wrote:
Em 28/08/2010 12:29, Andrei escreveu:
I'm setting up a transparent Squid box for 300 users. All requests
from the router are sent to the Squid box. Squid box has one NIC,
eth0. This box receives requests (from clients) and catches content
from the web using this one NI
Kaiwang Chen wrote:
In 2.6.STALBE21, squid immediately responds with 400 when I enter
'a'; while in 3.1.6 the connection expects more characters, although
it will definitively not get a good request.
[r...@squid1 root]# telnet localhost 80
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to localhost.
Escape char
Ooo... the line between Squid and the clients is 1000 MB. My internet
connection is 12MB. Not sure if that changes things. Does it? Would it
make a difference in that situation if clients (from 1000Mb) come on
one line, eth0 and get cached on eth1 which is only 12MB.
Sorry if I wasn't clear before
Hi all,
I've been trying to get my squid 2.7 S9 to work with kerberos
authentication against AD 2003 server for a couple weeks now but still
failed. I've read through lots of posts in the list and different
tutorials following them 1 at a time but still no go. I've been
following tuts by Klaubert
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