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    What on earth am I doing wrong? [SQUID 3.4.8]

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      squidmakingmyheadexplode last edited by

      There are multiple I.P's on my server which I want to use for proxies. Access only allowed by a specific I.P.
      But whatever I try, all connections are accepted. I want it only to be accessed by the I.P specified as 'AllowedClientIp'

      This is my config file:

      http_port PROXYIP:PORT name=1
      http_port PROXYIP:PORT  name=2
      http_port PROXYIP:PORT  name=3

      acl een myportname 1 src AllowedClientIp
      http_access allow een
      tcp_outgoing_address PROXYIP:PORT een

      acl twee myportname 2 src AllowedClientIp
      http_access allow twee
      tcp_outgoing_address PROXYIP:PORT twee

      acl drie myportname 3 src AllowedClientIp
      http_access allow drie
      tcp_outgoing_address PROXYIP:PORT drie

      http_access deny all

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