On Thu, 6 Nov 2003, Manu C S wrote:
> acl porn dstdom_regex -i "/etc/squid/porn1"
>
> where the file "/etc/squid/porn1"
> had lines of the form
> .xxx.com
These SHOULD be a dstdom acl, not a dstdom_regex.
> Based on Adam Aube's suggestion about literal dots in regex,
> I changed that to:
>
Hi all,
Just thought I'd close this thread.
I installed squid 2.5 with dlmalloc and found that I
could use MSN messenger but the speed improved only slightly.
My proxy was checking for a list of pornographic
sites (4000+ in all) and the format I was using was
acl porn dstdom_regex -i "/etc/squid
>> Insert a rule allowing IM access before you require authentication
in
>> http_access.
>
> What would that look like in a squid.conf file?
> Right now, I have the following order of acl operator lines:
Your http_access list looks fine. The only reason you should be seeing
a login prompt for IM i
Hi,
>Insert a rule allowing IM access before you require authentication in
>http_access.
What would that look like in a squid.conf file?
Right now, I have the following order of acl operator lines:
--
acl student proxy_auth REQUIRED
# allo
> I am able to successfully use MSN messenger with the new
> proxy. But I still have the same problem with yahoo
> messenger.
> I was just wondering: MSN allows you to specify
> user-authentication (user/password/realm) in its sign-in
> options whereas yahoo doesn't.
> Do you think that could be
Hi Adam,
Like I mentioned yesterday I got my squid 2.5 running on IPCop.
Took awhile to figure out the new configuration and I finally
got it up & running. Thanks so very much for all your inputs.
Couldn't have done it without them.
I found that with the new Squid, I have partial success
with reg
>Since there are some new features in Squid 2.5 Stable4
>where can i get a copy of the squid.conf.default?
>There wasn't a copy in the source I downloaded and
>I'd like examples of how to use some of the new tags.
Oops! Shot off that email before I dug around. I found
the default configuration fil
> I built it on RH7.3 and I'm able to use the executable
> on IPCop. Thanks for the suggestion.
You're welcome - I'm glad you could get everything working.
> Since there are some new features in Squid 2.5 Stable4
> where can i get a copy of the squid.conf.default?
> There wasn't a copy in the sou
Hi,
>RedHat 8.0 uses glibc 2.3, so when you compile Squid on it, Squid gets
>linked with glibc 2.3. Do you have access to a Linux box that has an
>older version of glibc? If so, try building Squid on that.
I built it on RH7.3 and I'm able to use the executable
on IPCop. Thanks for the suggestion.
On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, Manu C S wrote:
> Yes, I am building it from source.
> I'm building it on RH8.0 because IPCop doesn't have a compiler.
> After building it, when I check the symbols in the squid
> executable using nm, I get:
>$nm squid | grep GLIBC_2.3
> U __ctype_b_loc@@GLIBC_2.3
>
>>> Well, I downloaded squid 2.5 stable 4 and built it.
>>> Unfortunately I cannot run that on IPCop 1.3 because
>>> squid 2.5 uses glibc 2.3 that is not supported in IPCop.
>> Strange - we're running RedHat 7.3 (which has glibc 2.2.5)
>> and had no problems building Squid. You're building Squid
>
>It's better to ask the list than just one person - you get more replies that
>way. Additionally, anyone who has the same question in the future benefits
>from having the answer already in the archives.
Yes, sir.
>> Well, I downloaded squid 2.5 stable 4 and built it.
>> Unfortunately I cannot r
On Monday 27 October 2003 08:16 pm, Manu C S wrote:
> Sorry to barge in on you like this.
It's better to ask the list than just one person - you get more replies that
way. Additionally, anyone who has the same question in the future benefits
from having the answer already in the archives.
> Y
>> I noticed that you specify a proxy_auth acl, but don't show the
>> http_access line that utilizes it. You haven't shown us all your
acl
>> and http_access lines; please post your entire squid.conf (please
>> remove any blank lines or comments first).
> Thanks for the response.
> Here's my entir
Hi Adam,
>I noticed that you specify a proxy_auth acl, but don't show the
>http_access line that utilizes it. You haven't shown us all your acl
>and http_access lines; please post your entire squid.conf (please
>remove any blank lines or comments first).
Thanks for the response.
Here's my entire
> I need to provide time-based access to
> yahoo & msn messengers in my college lab.
> The restriction is only for students.
> Staff & Admins have unrestricted access to IM services.
> My rules are like this:
[rules snipped]
I noticed that you specify a proxy_auth acl, but don't show the
http_a
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