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Hi,
I use squid on my Mandrake 9.1 server which has few acls for my users. Now, the problem is that my users need to access a domain with, https://web.example.net:7443 https://designs.example.net:8443 It does not work when they have squid server's setting in their browsers (IE), but when I remove those setting the site is visible. What is wrong? squid works extremly well in other cases. What exact changes do I need to make in squid to make it work without removing the settings in browsers all the time? With warm regards, -Payal |
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Hi,
Maybe you have to add the non default ports to squid.conf acl SSL_ports 443 7443 8443 acl Safe_ports 7443 acl Safe_ports 8443 Regards, Peter "Payal Rathod" <payal-squid@staticky.com> wrote in message news:c22k8l$1huc$1@FreeBSD.csie.NCTU.edu.tw... > Hi, > I use squid on my Mandrake 9.1 server which has few acls for my users. > Now, the problem is that my users need to access a domain with, > https://web.example.net:7443 > https://designs.example.net:8443 > > It does not work when they have squid server's setting in their browsers > (IE), but when I remove those setting the site is visible. What is > wrong? squid works extremly well in other cases. What exact changes do I > need to make in squid to make it work without removing the settings in > browsers all the time? > > With warm regards, > -Payal > |