adrian.wells wrote:
SQUID 2.5 stable12
Please try a later version of squid.
Will do once sorted ;-)
Have just built a SuSE linux box and installed squid, as I have done many
times, copied the conf and ACL text files from a running proxy and get
the following list of errors for each ...
2008/02/19 10:27:42| strtokFile: /etc/squid/etc/girls.txt
2008/02/19 10:27:42| aclParseAclLine: WARNING: empty ACL:
auid/etc/girls.txt"
I'm thinking at first glance that "auid" might be a problem.
It's usually a sign of non-ascii characters cut-n-pasted into the
squid.conf text.
At this stage I've only removed a few unrequired ACL's, not edited the text
in any way.
While waiting for a reply, I've started rebuilding the box from scratch as
it only takes a few minutes.
I will check the text for anomalies in the meantime - thanks ;-)
P.S I've lost the original thread, but would like to thank you for helping
with a previous problem, you suggested that the ISP might be block ports,
they were! 3128! - I have tried 3129 and it works fine, are there any
recommended ports to use with squid other than 80 or 8080?
Regards
Adrian
If I copy and past the address in the error to a file browser, I get to
see the file!
This works perfectly on the previous machine running the same version of
SuSE & Squid!
I have re-installed squid.
Can anyone please offer a solution?
Kind regards
Adrian
girls.txt is just a list of MAC addresses
e.g.
00:1B:77:8A:D5:CF # Wir User Name
00:1B:24:7E:CB:B1 # LAN User Name
etc.
<SNIP squid conf>
# Groups follow...
#
acl girls arp "/etc/squid/etc/girls.txt"
acl temp arp "/etc/squid/etc/temp.txt"
acl boys arp "/etc/squid/etc/boys.txt"
acl staff arp "/etc/squid/etc/staff.txt"
#
# Times follow...
#
acl 24Hr time M T W H F A S 00:00-23:59
</SNIP>
Amos
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Please use Squid 2.6STABLE17+ or 3.0STABLE1+
There are serious security advisories out on all earlier releases.
