CONNECT server:25 HTTP/1.0
[blank line]
You can also try
POST http://server:25/ HTTP/1.0
Content-Length: 1000
[blank line]
[some junk]
Both should be firmly denied by Squid. If not then someone has
intentionally or by mistake disabled the default anti-abuse filters, and
quite likely worse [see next test].
Finally, if the above two tests was successful (properly denied) then
make sure access controls are set proper to deny open proxying. From a
network that should not be allowed to use the proxy send
GET http://some.server/ HTTP/1.0
[blank linke]
Regards
Henrik
"Ethy H. Brito" wrote:
>
> Dear Guru
>
> I searched thru the arquives and found references to HTTPort. I could
> not find this peace of SW. The fact is that I am receiving complains
> about spams coming from one of my clients. He (this clients) swears that
> its Squid config was not altered. I suspect he altered CONNECT
> configuration. Question: How can I simulate a CONNECT to port 25 via a
> telnet to his squid port? What is the sequence of commands?
> If I achieve this subversion I will shut his link down!
>
> Regards
>
> --
>
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