LINDER Thierry wrote: > > Hello, > > I've installed the lastest stable version of squid on a RedHat 9 Linux
> server. It works well for HTTP and FTP (ftp://...) connection. > > If I use an URL ftp://..., squid authenticate me as anonymous user > with a password specified in my squid.conf file ftp_user. Well, but I > would like to open an ftp://... session on a specific site with an > another couple of username/password. On this site, the anonymous entry > is not valid. > > I've read through the FAQ, configuration guide and I don't find any > information how I can resolve that! > > Does I need to create a specific ACL for that ? > If it's the case, thanks for your help. > > Thierry Linder Use this syntax : ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ M. Hello Marc, Thanks, it works. If it's possible, I would like to configure squid to doing it automatically. Can I configure it for redirecting the addres ftp://ftp.foo.com/ to ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ? Do you know if it possible ? Thanks by advance Thierry
