Hello, I ahve a redirector defined in squid (squidGuard) and require authentication into squid so I can track usernames. This all works fine!
I am trying to write a user requested override system for squid/squidGuard and feel the best place to do this is in squid before I call the redirector. Does anyone know which module in squid actually calls the redirector? I see the subroutine 'redirectStart' in redirector.c, and see code like so: if (Config.onoff.redirector_bypass && redirectors->stats.queue_size) { /* Skip redirector if there is one request queued */ n_bypassed++; handler(data, NULL); return; } I understand that this code is executed if the redirector_bypass TAG is enabled and the 'redirector queue' is full, but thsi doesn't apply to my configuration. The only place that I see redirectStart called from client_side.c with 'redirectStart(http, clientRedirectDone, http)'. For testing, I thought that I could bypass the redirector (i.e. squidGuard) by adding: handler(data, NULL); return; at the beginning of the redirectStart subroutine and recompiling squid, but this didn't make any difference, squidGuard was still called. So, does anyone know where and how squid handles redirection with a redirector? Is redirectStart only visited once for each user session and then the redirector information cached? Am I barking up the wrong tree, and should I be looking to bypass the redirector in squidGuard? Any help and ideas will be greatly appreciated, Murrah Boswell Systems Administrator Wild Apache Internet Services