Veryfy your http_access rules. Keep in mind that it is a ordered list of rules. The first http_access rule where all listed acls evaluate to true determines if the request is to be allowed or denied.
Regards Henrik tor 2003-02-06 klockan 14.11 skrev Yannick MASSE/INFO/FR/DELMAS: > I want to authenticate users who are not in a IP range. > > here is my squid.conf > #============================================ > acl MyNetwork src 172.16.10.1-172.16.10.255 > > acl GoodSites dstdomain .google.com .yahoo.com ... > > http_access allow MyNetwork GoodSites > > acl MyComputer src 172.16.10.1 > http_access allow MyComputer all > > #User to authenticate > acl auth_user proxy_auth foo bar > http_access allow auth_user GoodSites > http_access deny auth_user all > > #deny all others > http_access deny all > #============================================ > > The problem is: > all user in My network are prompted with user/password except MyComputer > If I set "http_access allow MyComputer all" to "http_access allow > MyComputer GoodSites" then MyComputer is prompt to athenticate too! > Why users in my IP range are prompt for auth? > > I'm running squid 2.4 stable4 on Linux Mandrake 8.2 with squid_auth_ldap > helper program > > > thanks and reagrds > > Yannick -- Henrik Nordstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> MARA Systems AB, Sweden
