> As far as I know, squid is able to do this by itself. When you run
> squid and allow port 21 with it, you can use it as a FTP over HTTP
> (not FTP) proxy. FTP client needs to be configured to use that kind
> of proxy.
>
This is not true and could be the cause of your problem.
Any ssl-allow of
> I have recently successfully set up squid 2.5.STABLE12 to run as our
company proxy and it works perfectly with HTTP. I'm also using squid
as FTP over HTTP proxy and it has few quirks I'm unable to fix yet.
How did you do this ?
As far as I know, squid is able to do this by itself. When
> Dear squid users,
>
> I have recently successfully set up squid 2.5.STABLE12 to run as our
> company proxy and it works perfectly with HTTP. I'm also using squid
> as FTP over HTTP proxy and it has few quirks I'm unable to fix yet.
How did you do this ?
>
> When I try to store a larger file on
