Thanks Christohp and Henrik, that was my problem.
It's solve now.
Fernando.
El vie, 09 de 05 de 2003 a las 00:58, Christoph Haas escribió:
> Let me guess... you are trying from a workstation within the
> 10.36.192.0/22 network? Well, you have allowed that traffic in the first
> http_access directive. Keep in mind that the ACLs are run top-down and
> the first matching ACL is run and the rest ignored. So the
> "our_network" matches and allows access. Squid never reaches the
> domainusers ACL.
>
> You may be better off with something like:
>
> ,-----[ squid.conf ]-----
> | http_access deny !our_networks
> | http_access allow localhost
> | http_access allow domainusers
> | http_access deny all
> `---------------
>
> Christoph
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