On Wed, Jun 17, 2020 at 8:28 PM Amos Jeffries <squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > Browser does prompt for user credentials just like the squid.conf is > > configured to do, but it is not blocking websites. > > > > However, when I execute c-icap-client from command line it blocks the > > blocklisted websites. > > To check with c-icap-client I have used the below command: > > `c-icap-client -s url_check -x "X-Authenticated-User: dXNlcjE=" -req > > "https://www.facebook.com/"; -v` > > > > So if the blocking from c-icap client is working but blocking from > > browser is not working then > > Please define "blocking from c-icap" > Please define "blocking from browser" Squid is being used as a manual proxy at localhost:3128 in firefox, and as a way of authenticating a user (proxy authentication), in my case I am the sole user. Squid is configured and is being used by the browser on the same machine. When I said blocking from browser is not happening, I meant that when I use the browser to access a website it is not blocked, where as, when c-icap-client is used to make a request using the command `c-icap-client -s url_check -x "X-Authenticated-User: dXNlcjE=" -req "https://www.facebook.com/"; -v` I get the response saying the website is blocked. ls> > So what could be it? Please let me know if any other piece of > > information is required, I am not sure what else could be of use. > > > > Log trace(s) from a transaction that you think is failing to start with. > Squid access.log and c-icap log. Maybe a Squid cache.log trace with > debug_options 11,2 or ALL,2 Squid logs access.log and cache.log do contain the logs of requested websites requested via browser. I enabled debug_options ALL,2 and here are the logs: access.log: https://paste.debian.net/1152807/ cache.log: https://justpaste.it/45fca _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
