mån 2003-06-02 klockan 19.04 skrev Enrico Pelaggio:
> You say I must put:
>
> http_access allow auth_ip
> http_access allow auth_users
> http_access deny all
>
> ??
> I tried but it didn't work for me.
> Thnks anyway.
http_access lines are processed in the order listed in squid.conf, and
the first match tells if the request is denied or allowed.
When Squid encounters a proxy_auth type acl when processing the
http_access lines it will require authentication.
The above lines (in the order shown above) gives "ip" (192.168.2.116)
access without authentication, and all other users access if they first
authenticate.
Regards
Henrik
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