Hey,
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Originally Posted by xmonsterx
1. I would like to host some opensources on the same machine with squid. But i cannot even access internally or externally to apache. Access is denied by squid
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You can add an proxy exception for localhost in your browser, so while your accessing the sites hosted by apache it wont go via squid.
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Originally Posted by xmonsterx
2i. I would like to deny all users to surf the Internet during office hours but allow them to do so after that.
ii. During office hours, i would also like to allow some IPs to access to surf the Internet, also restrict certain IP to some sites
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You can setup squid ACLs to suite your requirements.
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Originally Posted by xmonsterx
3. I would also like to allow external network to use the squid with a username and a password.
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Squid supports authentication. You can authenticate from an LDAP/AD Server, etc. There are squid authentication helpers for this.
To achieve your requirements, you might have to spend sometime reading the squid documentation wiki.squid-cache.org