On Monday 29 September 2003 2:00 pm, Datareactor wrote: > if you have router you can implement wccp on it > to forward your port 80 request to squid proxies > then your rules will be applied .
> no need to put proxy in their browser. Yes, but transparent proxying doesn't work as well as true proxying - it is not a recommended configuration, even though it's possible. Better to configure the browsers to correctly use a proxy than to have users complain that the system doesn't work properly. Regards, Antony. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Manuel Schroeder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 5:40 PM > Subject: [squid-users] How to prevent anwanted bypassing squid by network > users trhough browser set-up > > > Hi, > > > > we want to disable our network users to access their private webmail > > etc. from the office. So I did successfully made an acl dstdomain > > ....... and made squid also taking care about port 80. > > > > But my obvious concern is that our clever users will setup their > > browsers back NOT to use our proxy but to go to the internet DIRECTLY as > > usual in former times on port 80 without proxy use. %) I did hope the > > above (also looking at port 80) would prevent them from but sorry to say > > it does not. 8( > > > > But by doing so all my wonderfull filter rules in squid will be > > bypassed! :( > > > > How can I make squid to block browsers coming on port 80 in "no proxy > > mode"?! :) > > > > Manuel -- If you think you see a Heffalump in a trap, make sure it isn't really a Bear with an empty honey jar stuck on his head.
