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On 30/04/11 02:56, J. Webster wrote:

Is it possible to run 2 squids on the same server? I have an existing
proxy that has ncsa auth via direct connections to the proxy. I would
also like to route port 80 traffic from a VPN through a transparent
proxy but without any authentication. Is this possible? I'm guessing
I would have to block off all connections to this squid through
iptables and only allow traffic from the VPN. It would also have to
be a transparent proxy?

yes. yes. wrong. no it does not.

You seem very confused about Squid capabilities...

- *add* a second http_port with "intercept" flag (or "transparent" if its an old Squid). - configure iptables to pass the VPN port 80 traffic *to* that new Squid port. - configure iptables to prevent direct client connections to that new port.
  - configure squid to not ask for auth from VPN clients.

OR
- configure the VPN clients to use Squid the same way you configure the non-VPN ones.
 - what you do with auth is now optional.

Amos
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