On 13/07/2012 11:06 p.m., Mike wrote:
Hi all,
Has the subject says, I'm having problems with NTLM in *some* users, the
logs show this when I request the page
? subject of this thread does not talk about NTLM, only ACLs. You
hijacking someone elses question?
Amos
On 14/07/2012 11:54 a.m., Ali Esf wrote:
hi list
is there any way to block BitTorrent and any other torrent connection throught
squid?
When a user begins a torrent download they fetch a file with extension
type .torrent. Once they have those details the rest of the torrent is
not trackable
On 13/07/2012 10:01 p.m., Dayo wrote:
Hi
I've got a bunch of ACLs that block sites based on various criteria.
Sometimes I get an Access Denied that I can't match to any of my ACLs
just by looking at the URL. How do I get squid to tell me which ACL
triggered it?
debug_options 28,3
Or post
Hi.
According to this page:
http://wiki.squid-cache.org/ConfigExamples/Portal/Splash
Active Mode is supposed to prevent random software like anti-viruses
from resetting the session when using ext_session_acl. Is this only
true for software that uses TCP port 80, but NOT HTTP? I have
configured
On 14/07/2012 3:22 a.m., Abdessamad BARAKAT wrote:
Hi,
1) HTTPS Interception
I try to setup https transparent configuration with squid 3.1.20
The traffic was correctly forwarded to the proxy port 3129 via WCCP
(Cisco ASA GW) , but the proxy doesn't use ssl connection to join the
final server
Blocking .torrents doesn't resolve people downloading magnet links.
You would need to block all *.torrent .txt (you can download a
torrent as a .txt from some sites). It would be easier to filter your
users at the gateway... i.e If all you want is users to have Internet
access, block all ports
On 7/13/2012 2:33 PM, Wayne Lee wrote:
Hello List
My first post here but have been using squid for a while.
Trying to implement a transparent proxy for some of our DSL users.
I've setup a test LNS on a Cisco 2821, the connections come in via the
standard PPPoA and are sent via L2TP from the
On 14/07/2012 3:13 p.m., Jack Black wrote:
Hi.
According to this page:
http://wiki.squid-cache.org/ConfigExamples/Portal/Splash
Active Mode is supposed to prevent random software like anti-viruses
from resetting the session when using ext_session_acl. Is this only
true for software that uses
HI Eliezer
Thanks for your reply.
SNIP
if you could be more accurate about the cables setup and logic and not just
ip it can help understand things.
squid-SwitchCisco router
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gateway
Cat 5 ethernet
the problem is that
Hmm. The configuration I'm using in squid.conf is this:
# Set up the session helper in active mode. Mind the wrap - this is one line:
external_acl_type session ipv4 concurrency=100 ttl=3 %SRC
/usr/local/squid/libexec/ext_session_acl -a -T 60 -b
/usr/local/squid/var/lib/squid/session/
# Pass the
On 7/14/2012 3:21 PM, Wayne Lee wrote:
HI Eliezer
Thanks for your reply.
SNIP
if you could be more accurate about the cables setup and logic and not just
ip it can help understand things.
squid-SwitchCisco router
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It appears that this is happening because according to the above
configuration, http://192.168.13.3 is the page that it should redirect
clients to while only the page http://192.168.13.3/renew_session.html
is allowed to be loaded. http://192.168.13.3/renew_session.html is
also the page that resets
Ok - it appears that my new configuration is working:
acl splash_page url_regex -i ^http://192.168.13.3
# Set up the session helper in active mode.
external_acl_type session ipv4 concurrency=100 ttl=3 %SRC
/usr/local/squid/libexec/ext_session_acl -a -T 60 -b
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