tcp_outgoing_address 19.93.97.250 19_93_97_250 tcp_outgoing_address 19.93.97.251 19_93_97_251 tcp_outgoing_address 19.93.97.252 19_93_97_252 tcp_outgoing_address 19.93.97.253 19_93_97_253 tcp_outgoing_address 19.93.97.254 19_93_97_254 This is the main issue that am not able to get working (the authentication per IP can be done later) it's the fact that squid seems to use the first ip for all outgoing connections and not the ip's specified. Any idea? -----Original Message----- From: Henrik Nordstrom [mailto:henrik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: 16 May 2006 21:00 To: Shadi Almosri Cc: squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: tcp_outgoing_address + Authentication tis 2006-05-16 klockan 18:54 +0100 skrev Shadi Almosri: > acl 19_93_97_250 proxy_auth REQUIRED > acl 19_93_97_251 proxy_auth REQUIRED > acl 19_93_97_252 proxy_auth REQUIRED > acl 19_93_97_253 proxy_auth REQUIRED > acl 19_93_97_254 proxy_auth REQUIRED All of the above ACLs are equal. The name is just a name. Please spell out your requirements again, then translate it verbatim step for step into Squid acls and access directives.. proxy_auth matches user names. The magic username REQUIRED matces any user name. > Now the second dilemma I will also face is I would need only specific > authenticated users to be able to use each IP, for example user_1 is > authenticated but should only be able to access the proxy on IP 19.93.97.252 > and none of the others. Any clues on how to get this going would be > appreciated! I would appreciate detailed information as I've tried so much > experimentation now things just keep going wrong. acl user_1 proxy_auth user_1 Regards Henrik
