I'm sorry Dave, but, in this way squid proxy doesn't affect browsing. Trying to deny the access to all my network (deny myLan) on squid.conf, it doesn't stop me and i can browse as i want! At the moment every http request (dport 80) is redirected --to-port 8080 (dansguardian). Is squid bypassed? 2013/10/7 Stefano Malini <stefano.malini@xxxxxxxxx>: > Thank you Dave! it's running > Eliezer, with your answer i have known the usefulness of cache_peer directive! > > 2013/10/7 Dave Burkholder <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>: >> If you want filtering, iptables should redirect to port 8080 instead of >> 3128. >> >> Also, squid's 3128 should not be in transparent mode. >> >> If you make those two changes, you should be operational. >> >> -Dave >> >> >> On 10/6/2013 12:59 PM, Stefano Malini wrote: >>> >>> Dear all, >>> this is my first message because i'm having some diffuculties >>> configuring a proxy server on a raspberry with raspbian distro. >>> >>> I installed Squid 3.1.20 and Dansguardian. >>> >>> Squid is listen on port 3128, in transparent mode and it runs. I set >>> iptables to redirect http requests to port 3128. >>> The http requests are registered on squid cache/access logs files so it >>> runs >>> >>> I installed Dansguardian also and configured to listen on port 8080 >>> but it seems that Squid doesn't communicate with Dansguardian. >>> In dansguardian.conf file i set the proxy ip on 127.0.0.1, port 3128. >>> >>> I think it's very easy to solve it but until now is still unsolved. >>> >>> Do you have any idea about? >>> >>> Thanks >> >>
