On 8/27/05, Christoph Haas <email@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Which Port is AIM/ICQ using? > Is AIM/ICQ really capable of using a HTTP proxy? > Did you allow CONNECT requests to that specific port in your ACLs? AIM/ICQ both use port 5190. Yes. Yes. After some more poking around, (I work in a retail store and couldn't get a reply up sooner), I added the following lines in my squid.conf: acl aim port 5190-5200 no_cache allow aim http_access allow aim This works for both AIM and ICQ, however, the ICQ connection remains active, while the AIM connection fails after about 5 minutes, citing a Proxy Connection Error 503. More consultation of the greater brain (aka Google) yields that a 503 error is a proxy out of resources error, however this does not appear to be the case, especially because my cache is less than 0.7% full and the load on the server is extremely light. Any ideas? Thanks -Tim Stackhouse Rowan University Computer Science
