I also struggle to get squid3 (amd64) on pfsense 2.2. But it already get stuck during the installation process: Reconfiguring filter… One moment please... and then remains there forever, no progress. Under "services" there is also no entry for squid (proxy server). The log gives me this: May 14 14:15:23 lighttpd[21484]: (network_writev.c.107) writev failed: Operation not permitted 12 May 14 14:15:23 lighttpd[21484]: (connections.c.619) connection closed: write failed on fd 12 How can I resolve this?

Here's exactly what I'm getting in the squid logs…I think its trying to log traffic but something is preventing it... 13.05.2015 12:30:34 10.100.10.3 TCP_MISS/200 cache_object://localhost/active_requests 13.05.2015 07:19:57 X.X.X.X (my public IP) TCP_DENIED/403 cache_object://localhost/active_requests

Looks like this particular issue is confined to 2.2.2 as it's working fine in 2.2.1 and 2.1.5, so there you have it.

I'm currently looking at this  ;)  Nice package  ;D Adding fail2ban would be perfect  ;) the dev package is some nice stuff  ;)

You can block HTTPS in Transparent mode, but you need to install a pfSense server certificate on every client that will use the proxy, which is a massive pain in the ass. haha i love that "pain in the ass" so true  ;D Also @sjain WPAD will work but there's some androids that wont work. As chris4916 pointed out to me that you would need Drony to install on the androids, which may not work in your situation. Tell you truth if you don't mind just showing a blank error page on block sites use pfBlockerNG it gets the job done maybe not as neat but usually people enter www.facebook.com it comes up at HTTP (which squidGuard will show the nice blocked page) but if they Google search Facebook it comes up at HTTPS pfBlockerNG will not let it connect.

hello i answer myself lol i execute  /usr/local/etc/rc.d/>clam-freshclam and after freshclam thank

perfectly worked i put the WAN IP /24 worked like a charm. I actually never saw that option  :o Thank KOM

the last interface that i have, use pppoe to connect with adsl to internet. my subnet mask that set on that interface is 255.255.255.255 but when i trace change route in squid inc, i found that ifaces variables are these: Array (     [0] => Array         (             [0] => 192.168.110.5             [1] => 255.255.255.0         )     [1] => Array         (             [0] => 127.0.0.1             [1] => 255.0.0.0         )     [2] => Array         (             [0] => x.x.x.x             [1] => 0.133.150.130         ) ) and this is the result of localnet in squid.conf acl localnet src 192.168.110.0/24 127.0.0.0/8 0.1.16.128/0.0029437763168723

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That's more matter of personal choice but I like to see, directly in this interface, ports handled by FW rules. This said, "it's not working" is not very helpful. Did you check, e.g. from your workstation, that you can reach target server. This means to be able to resolve name (I suppose pfSense is your DNS) then to access it, f.i. using telnet. In case of error, you should be able to tack it directly using pfSense, looking at firewall log in status/system logs/firewall tab. This will tell you if this is blocked at FW level.

Should work fine on Windows, Mac and Linux clients.  Only mobile seems to still be an issue.

clean install because im on 2.2.2 works fine. Also make sure you white list the proxy on squid see picture. Also make sure squid is running. When doing a clean  install first get squid3 configure it, then install squidGuard. [image: Clipboarder.2015.05.09.png] [image: Clipboarder.2015.05.09.png_thumb]

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I have manage to fix my problem by clearing Squid Cache and Firefox Cache. After I have done that the Whitelist worked as expected. So, it was a noob error.  ;)    ::)

Very simple. You don't. And the "beta" does not mean what you think it means.

https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=93188.0

The ESF guys only compile & maintain a build of squid for pfSense.  If you want new features, go to squid-cache.org and get involved with the people that actually create squid.