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      Chrismallia last edited by

      Hi I have pfsense 2.3.3 and installed squid with squidguard and splice all for only filtering  but it is effecting apps like facebook  google store, content is slow to load  and some do not even load. Any  1 has this problem ?

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        Chrismallia last edited by

        Any help on this? please

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          Chrismallia last edited by

          Found the problem. it was squidguard, with splice enabled and squidguard disabled everything works fine, question is how to filter without squidguard then?

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            vielfede last edited by

            I got the same problem, even without squidguard (facebook, google store etc do not work: timeout connection error)
            pfsense 2.3.4 fresh install
            squid package 0.4.36_3

            Chrismallia can you share your conf? (ssl part only)
            here it's mine

            SSL/MITM Mode: Splice All .
            SSL Intercept Interface(s): LAN
            **SSL Proxy Port:**3129
            SSL Proxy Compatibility Mode: Intermediate
            DHParams Key Size: 2048 (default)
            CA: CA_TEST
            **SSL Certificate Deamon Children:**5
            Remote Cert Checks: Accept remote server certificate with errors
            Certificate Adapt: Sets the "Not Before" (setValidBefore)

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              Chrismallia last edited by

              Problem came back squidguard is not the problem sorry for that, here is my config, same as yours

              SSL/MITM Mode: Splice All .
              SSL Intercept Interface(s): LAN
              SSL Proxy Port:3129
              SSL Proxy Compatibility Mode: Intermediate
              DHParams Key Size: 2048 (default)
              CA: CA_Splice
              SSL Certificate Deamon Children:5
              Remote Cert Checks: Accept remote server certificate with errors
              Certificate Adapt: Sets the "Not Before" (setValidBefore)

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                vielfede last edited by

                Finally I managed  Squid + squidguard  in "splice all" mode work…
                It'was just a DNS problem.
                I set client DNS IP to my pfSense router's IP (DNS resolver was already up and running). Before that I set it to my Windows DNS Server.
                I guessed that from here: https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=112335.0

                Now Filtering works fine, (except for deny message: it says "Unable to connect" because the SSL protocol).

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                  Chrismallia last edited by

                  My devices use the Pfsense as DNS but I still have this problem

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                    MrVining last edited by

                    I have found that most of my issues with Splice All can actually be resolved in the "Headers Handling, Language and Other Customizations" section. It seems a lot of sites are pretty picky. Also, if you have squidguard set to not allow IP addresses that leads to a lot of problems with things like the Apple store and Netflix.

                    Oddly, when I used nested pfsense boxes, one for the gateway and one for squid and squidguard it seemed to work flawlessly (and VERY fast). Now that I moved the same VM to be the gateway that was doing proxy… my web browsing seems to stink on all clients except the ones that bypass squid.

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                      vielfede last edited by

                      @Chrismallia:

                      My devices use the Pfsense as DNS but I still have this problem

                      Oddly Now mine works flawlessly even with my win DNS set on clients… No idea... :S

                      This is my "Headers Handling, Language and Other Customizations"  conf
                      X-Forwarded Header Mode: on
                      Disable VIA Header: uncheked
                      (other options seem to me not relevat)

                      For MrWinig: can you clear/explain better which option to set?

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                        Chrismallia last edited by

                        Strange.  I can never get it to work right with the fbook app and google store even with squidguard disabled. thanks  all for posting your feedback

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                          vielfede last edited by

                          UPDATE
                          Since Two days ago I had started to tested the conf on 2 client computer: mine (test)  and a user's one (production)
                          Everything worked fine on both (http+https)
                          This morning, the production pc has stopped  to work in https and slowed down on http, mine test pc has had no issue!

                          After a a while, without changing nothing, production pc has stared to work flawlessly again.
                          :S

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                            vielfede last edited by

                            UPDATE 2
                            I missed to notice I had "Server proxy" option set on windows "Lan settings" of test PC.
                            Server proxy settings is the following
                            <squid_ip>3128 (all service http+https+ftp)

                            Now I cannot understand why this works (https port is 3129 in my conf)
                            BTW i tested the same conf on the production client and it works flawlessly (squidguard also)</squid_ip>

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                              Chrismallia last edited by

                              @vielfede

                              Thank you for always keeping us up to date. So if I understand right you had proxy settings set? you should't have had anything in transparent mode.  What did you change exactly to solve it?

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                                vielfede last edited by

                                @Chrismallia:

                                So if I understand right you had proxy settings set?

                                Yes

                                @Chrismallia:

                                you should't have had anything in transparent mode.  What did you change exactly to solve it?

                                In Squid I did NOT change anything (see my conf above), transparent mode is on.

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                                  Chrismallia last edited by

                                  I do not know if we are miss understanding each other, but if you have squid in transparent mode, you shouldn't have set anything on your PC

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                                    vielfede last edited by

                                    No missunderstanding, It's like that, and that is the concearn…

                                    Indeed this kind of conf is described here...https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=112335.0
                                    I'm trying to understand why and how it works!

                                    If someone kindly could explain to me.... :)

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                                      Chrismallia last edited by

                                      Dude. in that guide he is showing you both ways transparent and non transparent, If you choose transparent in squid you do nothing at all to the client, If you want a manual proxy then you set the proxy setting on client

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