Hello
I have some software that is producing repeated TCP_MISS/417 errors in the logs
and is failing to connect to the server
I have found previous discussions that show the software is not behaving
correctly to the extent that after the proxy sends back the 417 - expectation
failed, the
Hello
I have some software that is producing repeated TCP_MISS/417 errors in the logs
and is failing to connect to the server
I have found previous discussions that show the software is not behaving
correctly to the extent that after the proxy sends back the 417 - expectation
failed, the
hello
I've been trying and failing to match the user agent string for the browser acl
type. I would appreciate any help. I don't know exactly what squid sees as
the user agent but a capture of the traffic shows the user agent header and I'm
basing it on what I see there.
The complicating
hello
I am trying to setup kerberos auth against Active Directory - Windows 2000 - in
squid, 2.7. This is primarily so that the username is captured in the access
log. But also user based access control will occasionally be used.
I've installed the squid_kerb_auth software from
Hello
We do authentication by user and by workstation. Our business rules
dictate a scenario like yours, where certain users gets access
excepting certain workstations where any user is able to gain access,
and several variations.
In Active Directory we have user groups and workstation
Hello
Thanks to Amos for this. Upon closer inspection of squid.conf I
discovered a stray http_reply_access directive which I was using
against a rep_mime_type construct, had found its way into an acl that
related to one I was using in the original problem.My mistake.
Using the
hello
I cannot seem to get an ACL sequence to work as I expect it to (using
2.6stable9).
I have right at the start of the config:
acl authenticated_user proxy_auth REQUIRED
then
acl no_auth_unrestricted dstdomain /usr/local/squid/
no_authentication_required
http_access allow
hi
I have used for many years auth for squid by looking up user/pass and
group membership against Active Directory.
I have found that I can place into AD groups, hostnames. The object
type of computers as AD describes it. querying the directory with
cn=somehostname returns the group as
hello
As best as I can explain it, many sites, typically newspaper or
media outlets auto refresh after a certain time. I presume that the
code
meta http-equiv=Refresh content=0300 / which I've taken from a
particular site is the entry that causes it to happen.
This means that users
hello
Firstly I apologise for this being quite a long post as I've included
some wire sniffed traffic hoping it may help with any diagnosis you
might be able to offer.
I have been using without issue, basic authentication for web
browsers using Active Directory as the authentication
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