On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 12:57 PM, David Burgess <apt....@gmail.com> wrote: > > The point of transparent proxy is that it doesn't require any system > or browser proxy setting; it intercepts all http requests from the > user on the active interfaces. I suspect from your description rather > that you have squid not in transparent mode and are using group policy > or something similar to set the system proxy. Maybe you need to move > to true transparent mode, which works with firefox and any other > browser.
Yeah I was a bit confused by the question as well. If you are using Squid in a non-transparent mode then you'll need to use firewall rules to block port 80 traffic appropriately so that only the requests that go through the proxy are allowed. Otherwise moving to a transparent proxy should provide you the behavior you're expecting. -- David
