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Em 03/01/2019 12:37, stressedtux escreveu:
Hi guys!

i need a hand to understand if it is possible to configure the proxy a
particular way.

Im needing to configure the proxy to allow at the same time:

- a whitelist of sites that anyone that uses the proxy could use without
login
- and in addition to that i need to have specific ACLs for different
authenticated users.

I need to control both http and https connections to external sites. I can
use sslbump but im having hard time configuring sslbump with proxy_auth, and
on top of that, i need different acl whitelists for different users.

Is this kind of configuration possible? Just trying to understand if im on a
dead road :D

Thanks in advanced!
Tux

This link helped me a lot with ssl_bump: https://wiki.squid-cache.org/ConfigExamples/Intercept/SslBumpExplicit To bump intercepted (implicit) https connections, you would need to add 'https_port' with 'intercept' option to another REDIRECTed port, considering the example from the link. To 'bump' connections you need to add your self-signed certificate to the clients' trusted store, or else they will always receive certificate errors in their browsers.

Keep in mind that you don't need to use ssl_bump to block/allow https sites in most cases (in explicit mode, for example). Bumping is most useful if you're willing to audit the users' access in a deeper level or cache web content from https websites. If setting up the clients is a problem to you, use 'splice' instead. It won't open the https traffic for you though.

The users and white-list part is a very common setup, there are lots of examples out there.

-Bruno

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