you get a browser warning or you the blocked site loads? Not getting a warning i Get the blocked sites or blocked ads

Did you solve this? I don't have the same issue, but found your posting while looking for a working setup for proxying MS Exchange. Would be great if you could share your latest and greatest setup ;-)

@rami knowing that I have already installed and configured squid guard/ssl

@Abdou-Ahmed said in Squid + https: just add it in mikrotik well, please specify this, please what kind of Mikrotik??? I'm pretty prepared in the "picture" - Mikrotik... (all our CATV traffic is provided by Mikrotik devices)

@dealornodeal said in Can't login to skype after using squid proxy: ofcourse it may be hardware mailfunction or just MS Windows added some crappy things into BIOS management system.. pfSense / FreeBSD, cannot change the BIOS this is the fact... Under UEFI you can win, modification like EasyBCD... https://neosmart.net/EasyBCD/

I was on summer break, hence the late reply. I guess I started with step 7. Thanks for your reply! I will give it a try.

i have the same problem, but doesnt seem to what reza3sw said. though seen i found it to stop working, i have had a change in internet service provider, and having a dual wan, i edited 1 of those for the new service. i did have a config backup a couple mpnths old that in a test i uploaded that on the new pfsense version, and it works.

The proxy config snippet generated from the whitelist uses the acltype dstdom_regex acl aclname dstdom_regex [-n] [-i] .foo.com ... # regex matching server [fast] # # For dstdomain and dstdom_regex a reverse lookup is tried if a IP # based URL is used and no match is found. The name "none" is used # if the reverse lookup fails. Even if it used dstdomain before, the asterisk character was invalid syntax and possibly ignored by the parser. Short answer: You have to adapt your whitelist or patch the code. For adapting your whitelist: The dot-Character has a special meaning in regex. If you want to include the '.' as in '.microsoft.com', you have to escape it: '.microsoft.com' (and: squid knows the end of the domain name, you don't have to append the '.' in the end) The correct migration would be: *.microsoft.com. → .microsoft.com

Thanks for your help @PiBa everything is clear to me now! Benoit

@moti4553 help @stephenw10 Dear we still present the problem, I already put DNS to IP 127.0.0.1, but the problem there is that I do not see my internal applications, please could you give me a light

@Simbad Hi, This is not a problem, in fact, they have been in this version for a long time. AV filtering on the firewall doesn't really have a reason for existence, especially since it only applies to http the daily.cld is updated and this is the essential momentum http://database.clamav.net/main.cvd http://database.clamav.net/daily.cvd http://database.clamav.net/bytecode.cvd https://www.freshports.org/www/squidclamav [image: 1595329512587-ba5e4004-0758-414d-b052-89a06f592b7e-image.png]