Hi!
I've configured a squid version 3.HEAD-20140127-r13248 on centos (get
precompiled by http://ngtech.co.il/rpm/centos/6/$basearch) and i've
successfully configured it with basic LDAP authentication and groups
management.
It work as it should. If i add an user to a group it navigate, else it's not
allowed.
The problem is that if i remove an user from the group, the navigation isn't
blocked until i do a -k reconfigure on the squid server (and viceversa, if i
add someone, i'll need to do a reconfigure on the server for get it
working).
I can bypassing this with a cron every hour, but i think that there is a
more elegant way to do this...
The strange thing is that if i call manually the helpers from command line,
they work as they should and as soon as i remove the user from the group,
the ext_ldap_group_acl helper give me the error as the user isn't in the
group. Seem that squid caches the group membership and doesn't update until
a new reconfigure.
I've found others with same problem on the net (with different versions of
squid) but they also haven't solved the problem (or they haven't posted a
solution)
What i can try to do?
Any help is much appreciated!
Thanks!
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