On Mon, Oct 06, 2003 at 11:55:22AM -0300, zottmann@ig.com.br wrote:
> I am not managing how to direct some users to access external sites directly
> from de squid box, and others to go through another antivirus/proxy that we
> have here.
>
> If I use only "never_direct allow all", everyone goes through the
> antivirus/proxy, but if I use the configuration below, everyone goes direct
> !!!
> What can be wrong?
Mixing both always_direct and never_direct may cause problems. I don't
claim to really understand the difference. I have read the comments in
the squid.conf dozens of times but still don't get the idea what happens
exactly when you mix them. Perhaps I need to read the source code
itself.
> always_direct allow free_www
> always_direct deny all
> never_direct allow all
The last two lines may confuse squid. Leave the last line off and tell
it to...
| always_direct allow free_www
| always_direct deny all
This way the free_www destinations are always reached directly
(following your local routing table) and all other requests are sent via
your parent proxy.
Christoph
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