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I am in the testing phase on a Squid proxy server and I have discovered that Squid breaks certain sites. I am trying to put together a simple and scalable ...
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Configuring Squid to bypass certain sites
I am in the testing phase on a Squid proxy server and I have discovered that Squid breaks certain sites. I am trying to put together a simple and scalable way to modify Squid on an as-needed basis bypass certain sites that get broken. I tried creating an acl with these sites and adding
but these sites are still broken. I was able to determine that one of the sites (Gmail) did work if I switched to https. The only possible solution that I have found so far is to use iptables to completely bypass Squid for these domains, but I would really rather not do that unless I absolutely have to. Does anyone know how to get Squid to not do it's thing on certain domains?Code:no_cache deny aclname


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