On Wed, Jan 20, 2016 at 3:34 AM, Sreenath BH wrote:
>
> We are using acl helper to authenticate users. Squid allows a template
> file that will be used to send a custom error message when the ACL
> sends an "ERR" string back to squid.
>
> In our case the acl helper contacts another web service for
Hi list
Using squid 3.5.11: Is there a way to log the SHA1-Fingerprint from a
SSL/TLS-Connection in the access.log?
Kind regards,
Tom
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Hey,
It depends on how you identify your clients\users.
If you do have a way to distinguish them then it would might be possible.
Eliezer
On 20/01/2016 11:58, Drvirus wrote:
Hi ,
Im wondering if what I need is possible or not .
I need to have my customers connect over ip:port to my squid m
On 01/20/2016 09:33 AM, Sreenath BH wrote:
> Squid allows external acl helpers to write arbitrary key-value pairs
> in its output.
> Are these available for use by other modules of Squid?
The answer depends on the helper: eCAP services and many helpers support
admin-configurable metadata exchang
Hi,
Squid allows external acl helpers to write arbitrary key-value pairs
in its output.
As per documentation, these values can be set in both ERR and OK cases.
Are these available for use by other modules of Squid?
Specifically, can these be accessed by URL rewriter helper. We would
like to rewr
Hi ,
Im wondering if what I need is possible or not .
I need to have my customers connect over ip:port to my squid machine
And I want once they start working to have splash page that will ask them to
insert their email on it and then click ok and have full access internet .
The question is
