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On 25/11/2011 8:18 p.m., Edmonds Namasenda wrote:
Dear Friends,
I am using Squid 3.1 in transparent mode.
How can I stop Squid from scanning and logging traffic to particular
URLs or networks?
Something like users can connect to the URLs or networks freely
without Squid's interception.

Squid is not doing any interception part itself. It is only the receiver of intercepted traffic.

You have to add exceptions to the NAT rules which are doing the actual intercept / packet alterations. By the time the packets arrive at Squid it is too late to do any bypass. All you can do is allow them out immediately with "http_access allow" lines and/or block the record being logged using "log_access deny" lines.


There is an official video access portal which seems to be eating up
my logs space and then access to it is slowed, somehow.

Unrelated, unless your disks are overflowing and cache file storage problems ensuing. Then that is probably something you want to look into separately.

Amos


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