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    Squid Returned to Packages *** PLEASE TEST ***

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved pfSense Packages
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      elektrophunk
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      Hi all. I'm new to the forum and relatevely new to pfSense too.

      I'm using pfSense since few months but I think it's a very great firewall: stable, full of features, very well implemented.
      I installed the 2.6.5_1-p15 version of squid package on 1.0.1 release and it seems to work for me.
      I configured it to act as a transparent proxy.

      /usr/local/sbin/squid status
      2007/01/17 18:39:20| Squid is already running!  Process ID 11629

      /var/squid/log/access.log and /var/squid/log/cache.log are populated.

      I'm writing here because I don't understand if there is a way to view squid access logs in the webConfigurator.
      I don't see anything in packages logs. Have you planned to implement this feature?

      I think I'll try to send access.log to a remote syslog server where to run a log analyzer as SARG.

      Thanks you very much for all your great work.

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        mhab12
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        @ jahonix

        What version of pfSense are you running?  Please be sure to be running a version beyond 1.0.1.  You must be using a snapshot of some kind or else squid will not start.  http://snapshots.pfsense.com/FreeBSD6/RELENG_1/  If the update doesn't help, wipe the machine clean and start with a full iso clean install.

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          databeestje
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          I have to debug the "whitelist access only" to see why it doesn't work. The only important part with the acls is the ordering. and allowed_subnets and localnet are last in the queue. I have no idea on this one yet.

          With regards to access to the logs, none of that is currently implemented. Access to the cache.log is not such a problem. Since that one is small and for debugging purposes only. The access log however needs something akin to sarge or webalizer for generating anything usefull.

          Syslog would be a workaround. Although by far the easiest way to move the logs around. Although this would be a bad idea on  a larger installation.

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            jahonix
            last edited by

            @mhab12:

            @ jahonix
            What version of pfSense are you running?

            1.0.1-SNAPSHOT-01-13-2007
            built on Sun Jan 14 15:07:53 EST 2007

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              jahonix
              last edited by

              Thanks, databeestje, we have a working squid now. p15 finally did it.

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                superwutze
                last edited by

                well, here it still dumps, but no more at startup. no matter whether transparent or not.
                i'm running 1.0.1-SNAPSHOT-01-13-2007 and just download the next one. squid is p15.

                squid starts without problems but dumps at any access.

                another thing: when i disable 'allow on interface' but include the interface's ip-subnet to the allowed subnets it denies me access (and no dump!).

                so, the download is ready, i'll post again after update.
                edit:
                now i'm running 1.0.1-SNAPSHOT-01-19-2007 and it still is the same, core dump at access.
                sure there are no dependencies that need updates?

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                  databeestje
                  last edited by

                  better check if the acl(s) you use are in the new line by line format.

                  so no , in there.

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                    mhab12
                    last edited by

                    Has anyone had any luck so far in getting a wildcard to work in the blacklist or somehow been able to create a 'whitelist only' proxy?

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                      MerlinWV
                      last edited by

                      There is still some wrong …
                      Clean install of 1.0.1 iso, immediate upgrade to latest snapshot (2007-01-19), install squid.

                      It starts and seems to be running on the default port (3128), but if I try to change anything on the General settings page (i.e. Admin e-mail, displayed hostname, PORT), I get the notorious:
                      The following input errors were detected:
                      You can not run squid on the same port as the webgui

                      Any hints? I'm running pfSense with the WEBGUI on the default HTTPS-Port of 443 and I'm trying to set the Proxy-Port to 8080 ...

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                        jahonix
                        last edited by

                        @MerlinWV:

                        The following input errors were detected: You can not run squid on the same port as the webgui

                        Change the webGUI port to: HTTP:81, save it and set it back to https:443
                        This cured it over here on 2 installs

                        Maybe it's just the unused reference to HTTP:80 that squid doesn't like, but I don't know.
                        I have set squid to transparent mode on port 80, FWIW

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                          superwutze
                          last edited by

                          found it!

                          i had to activate and deactivate the upstream-proxy! no idea why that but it solved it!! p15 running!!

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                            Justinw
                            last edited by

                            I gave it a test run, p15 seems to be working great for me, I will update you if I find out anything new in my logs!

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                              MerlinWV
                              last edited by

                              Setting the WebGUI-Port solved it.
                              No need to set it to http:81 and back to https:443.

                              Just specifying a port in the WebGUI-Field does the trick (even if it's the default https port of 443).

                              Which gives me the suspicion that the "WebGUI-Port-Field is used for a RegEx - and an empty RegEx matches all … I'll test if a WebGui-Port of 80 prevents a Proxy-Port of 8080 or 8000 ...

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                                SatireWolf
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                                Woot! I'm going to give this a try in the next week or two on the big iron box I've been running squid on since before it got b0rken'd. I have a 60+ day uptime on that box, squid hasn't been restarted once.

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                                  ju5t4s
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                                  Hi, can you recompile squid with –enable-arp-acl option, because, arp acls not working.

                                  thank you very much :)

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                                    mhab12
                                    last edited by

                                    Any luck yet with white list only or any kind of wild card in the black list field?  Just tried with a clean install of snapshot 1-24 and I'm still making it to any site.  Maybe we'll have to do something like ipCop and create a whitelist only check box.  I suspect in their implementation it removes the blacklist_acl completely and leaves only the whitelist in squid.conf.  Just a thought, my programming / text edit skills in FreeBSD are marginal at best.

                                    Any ideas data?

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                                      AkumaKuruma
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                                      what kind of wildcard are you looking for in the blocked domains? trying to be able to block domains like sex ? cuz that WOULD be nice.
                                      currently though it can block all subdomains of a domain. wonder if it will work on top domains. would be neat if i could block, say, all of .ru (havent tried so it may already do it). course i could do the same thing by running an internal DNS.

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                                        ju5t4s
                                        last edited by

                                        There is also some difficulties if i setup my proxy without transparent proxy and Allow users on interfase, with Allowed subnets, then squid.inc create

                                        acl allowed_subnets src XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX/XX

                                        but there is no

                                        http_access allow allowed_subnets

                                        also waiting for recompiled squid binaries with –arp

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                                          mhab12
                                          last edited by

                                          Blacklisting TLDs does work as reported in this post some time ago.  I want to be able to block all sites not explicitly named in my whitelist.

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                                            ju5t4s
                                            last edited by

                                            for whitelisting and blacklisting use wildcard "."

                                            example for blacklist:

                                            .sex.
                                            .xxx.
                                            .ch
                                            .net
                                            .123456.

                                            if you leave only "." dot in list then your users can access only sites listed in Whitelist

                                            Best regards
                                            Ju5t4s

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