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    Squid + SquidGuard Transparent Mode not working.

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      shyaminayesh
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      As per the title I installed fresh pfSense 2.3.4-RELEASE (amd64) to create squid proxy. I installed the Squid, SquidGuard & Lightsquid as per the following screen shot.

      Squid is starting & listing fine on transparent mode. I can see the LAN is accessing internet from the Squid real time log. squidGuard is also doing fine blocking http traffic. But as soon as I enable SSL Man In the Middle Filtering all https website give SSL errors. ( yes, I create CA & installed in client PC's via AD ). If I stop the squidGuard there is no errors with SSL MITM.

      what am I missing please ?

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        dexener
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        This is a feature from squidproxy  :P

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          vielfede
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          @dexener:

          This is a feature from squidproxy  :P

          Here you can find my conf.  (no mitm just web filtering) although with squid package version 0.4.37 I noticed some improvement but There is still some problems (see topic).
          https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=132719.0

          Indeed the only one flawlessly working conf for web https proxy filtering is aGeeekHere's one (using splice all+wpad+transparent): https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=112335.0

          I hope in a new better package…

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