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Greetings, I am working with Squid 3.4.8 on a Debian 8.2 system. The goal is to record all web activity, not block any sites at this time utilizing squid. I have followed several different sets of instructions on setting up Squid to utilize Active
Directory Authentication to record who goes where. I have yet to be able to access any websites, even internal sites while passing through the Squid Proxy. The browser I’m testing on is Mozilla Firefox 42.0 on a Windows 7 Professional system. I am using
Firefox for testing as I can set the proxy without affecting my other browsers on my workstation. I have tried various different forms of the squid.conf file, found from various sources and I have yet to get a successful connection. Depending on the file configuration I use, I am getting an “access denied” page from the squid server,
or a “Problem loading page: The connection was reset” error. With the current squid.conf, which brings up the second error, nothing is recorded in the access.log file, and the cache.log file keeps reporting the following error: WARNING: memberof #Hlpr0 exited FATAL: The memberof helpers are crashing too rapidly, need help! I feel like I’m banging my head against the wall at this point. I have tried slowly building the squid.conf file, adding one authenticator program at a time until I got some sort of different response and I have not been able to get anything
to work. I have attached several different squid.conf files that I have used. The current “Squid.conf” file generates the “Connection was reset” error message, while the squid.conf.bk5 file just gives me an access is denied message. Please help! Thank you, Dan Olson Indian Health Care Resource Center Network Support Specialist Main: 918.588.1900 Ext. 2212 Direct: 918.382.1212 |
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