On 12/22/2010 05:43 PM, Volker-Yoblick, Adam wrote:
Greetings,
I seem to be having some trouble denying access to my proxy. I'm running squid 3.1.9. Here's the relevant part of my squid.conf:
# my machine only
acl myMachine src 10.8.144.43
# some destination servers
acl dest1 dst 10.8.110.13
acl dest2 dst 10.8.110.14
acl dest3 dst 10.10.12.213
# allow access to the specified servers, deny to everything else
http_access allow myMachine
http_access allow dest1
http_access allow dest2
http_access allow dest3
http_access deny all
(I've commented out the "http_access allow localnet" and "http_access allow localhost" lines)
I'm connecting from 10.8.145.177 and the proxy seems to forward the requests just fine. Nothing is cached, because I have some other cache options in my file, but I'm wondering why the request isn't denied.
I also have some refresh_pattern options, but I believe those are only supposed to affect caching. Those should have no bearing on http access, correct?
I've looked through the docs, and I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks for your time,
-Adam
just a quick guess ... first match counts
if you are surfing from 10.8.144.43, it works because of this acl:
http_access allow myMachine
if you are using from another src address to either dest1, dest2 or
dest3, it works because of one of the next 3 acls. It will probably not
work, if you are surfing to other destinations because it that case, the
deny all will prevent it
if you only want to allow 10.8.144.43 to surf to one of these addresses,
try this:
http_access allow myMachine dest1
http_access allow myMachine dest2
http_access allow myMachine dest3
http_access deny all
Now it should work.
