On Fri, Jun 08, 2007, Chris Robertson wrote: > Squid 2.6 can proxy NTLM authentication. There is no way for Squid to > bypass itself. If you don't want to use Squid for accessing a site, you > are going to have to specify that outside of your Squid configuration > (in a proxy.pac or the browser's proxy settings, etc.). Strictly speaking there's a well-known hack available to do that, at least for transparent interception mode. Ie: * You have a list of hostnames and/or IPs which are "direct"; * Squid would be modified to listen for requests for those sites, issue a temporary redirect back to the same URL (so the UA retries the request), and installs a temporary ip filtering rule to bypass Squid on further requests to that IP address * Rule times out after a while (No, I didn't come up with that. :) Who wants a simple project? :) Adrian
