hi,

i configured proxy_auth for my squid working fine. i just want to make gmail.com open for every one with out authentications so i configured direct_always as below.

acl job url_regex naukri.com
always_direct job allow
http_access job allow

problem is when i enter www.gmail.com in the browser and hit enter it prompts for authentication, it click esc button again and again with out giving username and password, gmail page opens slowly one item by one item once page loaded completely usernamd and password dilogue box disappears. why it's happening like this. i want to the web page opened directly with out appearing this username and password.

few months ago i spent lot of time and asking experts like you, i did below things

by passing authentication
one site for one user
direct access
blocking sites for all and few users.

but i lost the configuration file.

thing is problem is not with the way i write acl. but the place i put the acl.


please help me. thank you.

No idea what you're saying. Are things WORKING, but slow? Not working at all? WERE working, and now they're not? If you had things working, and 'lost' the configuration file, then restore it from backup. If the solutions were provided to you in previous threads, then go look at your old threads...they're still there.

hi tbone,

sorry for that. What i mean to say is i written following ACL to make naukri.com open for every one without authentication.

but when user try to open naukri.com still asks for username and password. if user click escape button once, few lines on the naukri.com webpage load, still prompts for username and pass. if user clicks escape few more , so .. on. always_direct is not working properly. it suppose to open naukri.com with out asking password isn't it? but here not working properly.

hope i gave you details.

thank you.

Well, I answered your ACL question in another thread, and you never posted a follow up...have you actually read any of the ACL documentation you've been pointed to???

The rule you've posted seems incomplete; again, see the Squid docs and your other threads about ACL's, and apply what you've been told.