Re: [squid-users] squidGuard and Proxy forwarding

In fact the problem is not in the ability to redirect to the netscape
proxy, the problem is that even whe the redirect_program (squidGuard)
reject the connection, the request is sent to the netscape proxy instead
of the access deny ppage.

Fo rinstance the tags are set:
redirect_program /usr/lib/squidGuard
redirector_access allow all
always direct all

and the cache_peer_access is set corectly (as the request is forwarded
to the Nescape proxy)

Le sam 06/12/2003 à 18:07, Muthu Kumar a écrit :
>
> Thanks,
> But I can't, I have no control to the Netscape Proxy and it is not
> allowed to use the ICP with it.
> The only way to use it is to send the request as a simple client to
> it,
> The problem is that te Netscape proxy does no acl control, thats why I
> use a Squid and squidGuard in front to have the ACL enable, and to be
> able to control these ACL.
>
> >>>>
> To control the Netscape proxy ,Check these options in squid
> redirector_access - Controls which requests are sent through
> the redirector pool<Squid+squid Proxy>
> ident_lookup_access - Controls which requests need an Ident lookup
> on Squid+Squid Proxy to Netscape
> always_direct - Controls which requests should always be
> forwarded directly to origin servers.This will be denied to that
> request.
> never_direct - Controls which requests should never be
> forwarded directly to origin servers.
> cache_peer_access - Controls which requests can be forwarded to a
> given neighbor (peer).
>
> I hope using the acl's on the squid+squid proxy we can make the
> original request as the relyed request to the Netscape proxy.
> Then relyed request to the Netscape proxy is redirected using the
> cache_peer_access,redirector_access,always and never directs.
>
> Regards,
> Muthukumar.

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