Squid3 - New GUI with sync, normal and reverse proxy
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 Hi…I'm having the same problem with the latest Squid 3.3-Dev beta 3.3.8 pkg 2.1.2 . I've got a brand new 2.0.3-RELEASE (amd64) install and I get the following when I tried to install Squid yesterday like some of the other posters. Beginning package installation for squid3-dev... 
 Downloading package configuration file... done.
 Saving updated package information... done.
 Downloading squid3-dev and its dependencies...
 Checking for package installation...
 Downloading http://files.pfsense.org/packages/amd64/8/All/squid-3.3.8.tbz ... could not download from there or http://ftp2.FreeBSD.org/pub/FreeBSD/ports/amd64/packages-8.1-release/All/squid-3.3.8.tbz.
 of squid-3.3.8 failed!Otherwise...love PFsense and a huge thank you to everyone who is working on this project! 
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 Good day to all! Help please! 2.0.3-RELEASE (amd64) 
 built on Fri Apr 12 10:27:15 EDT 2013
 FreeBSD 8.1-RELEASE-p13Squid3 and SquidGuard Installed. Everything works except for reverse proxy, if you turn off SquidGuard - revers proxy works fine, as soon as there is in the config Squid "redirect_program/usr/local/bin/squidGuard -c /usr/local/etc/squidGuard/squidGuard.conf" reverse falls off. Squidguard finds sqerrore.php on the web server where was мapped reverse. 
 I'm sorry for my english.
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 Can someone confirm if the 3.38.PBI is still broken / fixed? Any special steps to take when installing not to break anything? I see it in the Packages now in my PFSENSE GUI but hesitant to install. Thanks! 
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 Looks like still broken. Installed and it complains about some ClamV file missing but I do not have antivirus enabled. 
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 I have a pfSense 2.0.3 Box Squid3 + SquidGuard was worked nice, 
 i removed squid3 and installed squid3-dev from package menu i download those 6 lib file to /usr/local/lib it seems squid-dev is running since i dont have any error in system log and service status is running,But nothing can pass via pfsense i have set it up as default gateway in my workstations but not website can browse !
 ping is passing without problem.i have this kind of error when trying ro restart the service or change configurations: php: /status_services.php: The command '/usr/local/etc/rc.d/squid.sh stop' returned exit code '1', the output was 'squid: ERROR: Could not send signal 15 to process 6614: (3) No such process'- i didnt touch any routing,rule,nat setting they are all like default setting.
 thanks 
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 Would appreciate it if someone opens a new thread when this version of Squid is up and running as a package with no need to be mucking around with external libs and patches etc. ::) 
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 Squid3-dev has it's own forum topic. 
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 Hi Marcelloc, I discovered a bug, i don't know if it IIS8 or the Reverse Proxy. I'm running Exchange 2010 SP3 on Server 2012 1st test: 
 Im using OWA on Exchange 2010 Through the Reverse Proxy, all working fine, but i can't attach larger files to an Email. I'll get connection reset and in the SQUID Log i see the Line TCP_MISS/401. i Tried Firefox and Chrome.2nd test: 
 i add a NAT rule to forward Port 4343 to the IIS Server on Port 443. All working fine, i test it with an attachment with 8mb in size.IIS/Exchange is configured for Basic Auth. if i get this working, i will write a little Howto. all other thinks, like Autodiscover, Outlook Anywhere, etc. are working perfectly… Best regards 
 Dave
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 2nd test: 
 i add a NAT rule to forward Port 4343 to the IIS Server on Port 443. All working fine, i test it with an attachment with 8mb in size.This is a known issue caused by IIS… i think default is 2KB upload. can't give u more atm, but google can help you in seconds with somethin like "iis owa attachement size" 
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 This is a known issue caused by IIS… i think default is 2KB upload. can't give u more atm, but google can help you in seconds with somethin like "iis owa attachement size" i dont think so, because the test file has 8MB in size. i uploaded it with chrome on https://internalhostname/owa/ without any problems. But anyway, i'll try your suggestion. Edit: OWA's default size Limit is 30MB 
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 i dont think so, because the test file has 8MB in size. i uploaded it with chrome on https://internalhostname/owa/ without any problems. But anyway, i'll try your suggestion. Edit: OWA's default size Limit is 30MB Try Google like I said… This is an IIS property which is not controlled by any other Management console or powershell. 
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 I need to bring this up again. Is this package still broken and needing to assemble and download pieces from elsewhere not in the package itself? When I go to Package Manager Console in my PFSENSE 2.1 RC1 I see Squid 3 BETA and the MORE INFO links direct to this post. When will we be able to do a normal install of Squid 3 BETA from PFSENSE as with other packages? 
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 Try Google like I said… This is an IIS property which is not controlled by any other Management console or powershell. Hi Hobby-Student. i tried this this already. Also a coworker has checked the IIS configuration. Nothing found. The problem only occur if the connection is forwared through the proxy. a direct-connection to the iis enabeld site works. Best regards 
 Dave
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 Hi Hobby-Student. i tried this this already. Also a coworker has checked the IIS configuration. Nothing found. The problem only occur if the connection is forwared through the proxy. a direct-connection to the iis enabeld site works. Best regards 
 DaveI do have a similar Setups. Exchange-Server (2007, 2010) behind pfsense with squid as reverse proxy. For me the only thing breaking attachments was the IIS default configuration. Am I reading right, that attachments work through squid, except larger files? (you mentioned 8MB) 
 It's working from the outside,if squid is not active? (direct connection from the outside to the Exchange)
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 Hi hobby-student, thats right, if i create a nat rule for webmail.contoso.com, port 443 and forward it to the target address 192.168.0.10, owa works with large attachement 
 if i enable the reverse proxy (all enabled) i can only attach 1-2kb filesim using iis7 and iis8 in different setups. 
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 Hi hobby-student, thats right, if i create a nat rule for webmail.contoso.com, port 443 and forward it to the target address 192.168.0.10, owa works with large attachement 
 if i enable the reverse proxy (all enabled) i can only attach 1-2kb filesim using iis7 and iis8 in different setups. that sounds weird… did you use something like With the following command you can change the value (in this case 10MB): C:\Windows\System32\inetsrv\appcmd.exe set config -section:system.webServer/serverRuntime /uploadReadAheadSize:"10485760" /commit:apphost C:\Windows\System32\inetsrv\appcmd.exe set config "Default Web Site" -section:system.webServer/serverRuntime /uploadReadAheadSize:"10485760" /commit:apphost
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 No, hobby-student, but i did some future investigations and my conclusion is: maybe a bug in IIS 8 
 i did the following tests
 pfsense reverse proxy, behind an iis7 (server 2008r2) with exchange 2010 sp3 UR2: It works
 pfsense reverse proxy, behind an iis8 (server 2012) with exchange 2010 sp3 UR2: It doesn't work with safari/firefox/chrome. No problems wih IE…. grrrso i think its not the pfsense.... 
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 No, hobby-student, but i did some future investigations and my conclusion is: maybe a bug in IIS 8 
 i did the following tests
 pfsense reverse proxy, behind an iis7 (server 2008r2) with exchange 2010 sp3 UR2: It works
 pfsense reverse proxy, behind an iis8 (server 2012) with exchange 2010 sp3 UR2: It doesn't work with safari/firefox/chrome. No problems wih IE…. grrrso i think its not the pfsense.... that's what i meant. it's an IIS thing… with non-IE Browsers it's invoking other stuff, so an IIS setting could be the problem. 
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 I've added a new page to configure additional ports and added a configuration for client certificates. I'm doing it on web servers page but I'll take a look on your code and see how can I merge it with my current uncommitted code. Thanks for your code contribution. :) Could you already take a look at my code changes? (https://github.com/TheNetStriker/pfsense-packages/commit/7d926f3d44cee817475c20bde44fe6471bab4ba7) 
