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Hello, 

Im testing out using squid sat in front of a wordpress installation. 
Wordpress sometimes isn't the fastest so i thought id try squid to serve the
sites static content. 

The site is quite popular so i have set squid to run on a separate IP which
i hit through host file entries. Squid then acts as a transparent proxy and
sends the request to apache over the loopback address. 

Now this is working fine, the problem i have is i believe it may be being
abused which is likely due to some misconfiguration i have made. 

The access.log shows entries from a chinese IP every second or so, below is
an extract of the hits im seeing. 

1277220997.529   1187 124.31.204.10 TCP_MISS/200 102 CONNECT
205.188.251.43:443 - DIRECT/205.188.251.43 - 
1277221000.132   1190 124.31.204.10 TCP_MISS/200 102 CONNECT
64.12.202.116:443 - DIRECT/64.12.202.116 - 
1277221002.730   1188 124.31.204.10 TCP_MISS/200 102 CONNECT
205.188.251.43:443 - DIRECT/205.188.251.43 - 
1277221004.336    362 95.25.187.148 TCP_MISS/200 103 CONNECT 64.12.202.8:443
- DIRECT/64.12.202.8 - 
1277221005.274   1188 124.31.204.10 TCP_MISS/200 102 CONNECT
64.12.202.116:443 - DIRECT/64.12.202.116 - 

Now they are not legitimately using the site, it looks to me like there
using it to connect to other site's. 

What do you guys think? I can post the config if you like?
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