Proxy block page pointed to pfsense management port

michmoor

Playing around with Squid Proxy and the SquidGuard package i decided to toy aorund with doing content control by blocking exe and pdf files.
On the https site i get the squidguard error message noting what was blocked and by what policy.

Problem: To get this to work you have to have your Redirect mode pointed to your firewall in order for the page to be displayed. In my case its firewall.com:10443//sgerror.php?url=403&a=%a&n=%n&i=%i&s=%s&t=%t&u=%u

Port 10443 is the management port of the fireawll (I am using HA Proxy so cant use 443).
I dont know how to create another listening port just for squidguard so im left with either displaying a custom page noting why a user was blocked but opening up port 10443 to the entire LAN or dont use a SG error page.
Any ideas?

michmoor

@jimp Would you happen to still have the code for your custom web page in this old Netgate video ? Around the 1hr mark is your custom external page. You did state you would make the code in the page available in turn notes..it’s been some time

https://youtu.be/OjQ4__0AGOE

jimp

I haven't used that setup in quite a long time so I have no idea if it would even still work, but here it is:

<?PHP
/* Used in the March 2014 Hangout for pfSense Gold Members by ESF, LLC */
/* Most of this copied from sgerror.php in squidGuard */

$url  = '';
$msg  = '';
$cl   = Array(); // squidGuard variables: %a %n %i %s %t %u
$err_code = array();

$err_code[301] = "301 Moved Permanently";
$err_code[302] = "302 Found";
$err_code[303] = "303 See Other";
$err_code[305] = "305 Use Proxy";

$err_code[400] = "400 Bad Request";
$err_code[401] = "401 Unauthorized";
$err_code[402] = "402 Payment Required";
$err_code[403] = "403 Forbidden";
$err_code[404] = "404 Not Found";
$err_code[405] = "405 Method Not Allowed";
$err_code[406] = "406 Not Acceptable";
$err_code[407] = "407 Proxy Authentication Required";
$err_code[408] = "408 Request Time-out";
$err_code[409] = "409 Conflict";
$err_code[410] = "410 Gone";
$err_code[411] = "411 Length Required";
$err_code[412] = "412 Precondition Failed";
$err_code[413] = "413 Request Entity Too Large";
$err_code[414] = "414 Request-URI Too Large";
$err_code[415] = "415 Unsupported Media Type";
$err_code[416] = "416 Requested range not satisfiable";
$err_code[417] = "417 Expectation Failed";

$err_code[500] = "500 Internal Server Error";
$err_code[501] = "501 Not Implemented";
$err_code[502] = "502 Bad Gateway";
$err_code[503] = "503 Service Unavailable";
$err_code[504] = "504 Gateway Time-out";
$err_code[505] = "505 HTTP Version not supported";

if (count($_POST)) {
	$url  = trim($_POST['url']);
	$msg  = $_POST['msg'];
	$cl['a'] = $_POST['a'];
	$cl['n'] = $_POST['n'];
	$cl['i'] = $_POST['i'];
	$cl['s'] = $_POST['s'];
	$cl['t'] = $_POST['t'];
	$cl['u'] = $_POST['u'];
}
elseif (count($_GET)) {
	if (isset($_GET['url']))
		$url  = trim($_GET['url']);
	if (isset($_GET['msg']))
		$msg  = $_GET['msg'];
	$cl['a'] = $_GET['a'];
	$cl['n'] = $_GET['n'];
	$cl['i'] = $_GET['i'];
	$cl['s'] = $_GET['s'];
	$cl['t'] = $_GET['t'];
	$cl['u'] = $_GET['u'];
}
?>
<html>
<head><title>You're fired!</title></head>
<body>
<center>
We were monitoring that transaction!
<h1>YOU'RE</h1>
<h1>FIRED!!!</h1>
<img src="blocked.gif">
<?PHP // Use this if you want the image inline for use with "ext url error page":
//$gif_data = file_get_contents("blocked.gif"); 
//echo "<img alt=\"Embedded Image\" src=\"data:image/png;base64," . base64_encode($gif_data) . "\" />";
?>
<br/>&copy; Universal Studios
</center>
<br/>

<table width="50%" align="center"><tr><td>
<?PHP
if (count($_GET)) {
	$str[] = '<hr size="1" noshade>';
	if ($cl['a'])        $str[] = "<b> Client address: </b> {$cl['a']} <br>";
	if ($cl['n'])        $str[] = "<b> Client name:    </b> {$cl['n']} <br>";
	if ($cl['i'])        $str[] = "<b> Client user:    </b> {$cl['i']} <br>";
	if ($cl['s'])        $str[] = "<b> Client group:   </b> {$cl['s']} <br>";
	if ($cl['t'])        $str[] = "<b> Target group:   </b> {$cl['t']} <br>";
	if ($cl['u'])        $str[] = "<b> URL:            </b> {$cl['u']} <br>";
	$str[] = '<hr size="1" noshade>';
	echo implode("\n", $str);
}
?>
</td></tr></table>

</body>
</html>

The gif is too large to attach, but a copy can be found at https://i.imgur.com/CAecfuD.gif

michmoor

@jimp I appreciate you.
Those old videos are great for content. I have this one deployment at a rural school. I can host an apache instance and i remember this squidguard video from a year ago where you could have a custom page for blocking. Your code works beautifully. Thanks again.

edit: I love the GIF...but had to get rid of it :)