I am wonder the samething,I am running Astaro 3.2 with squid in transparent mode. I have a little experince with squid so I was looking at the documents for squid and noticed this was a config file feature. Now what I am wondering is does the squid proxy on Astaro take the same commands? Is the config file to edit the one located in /var/chroot-squid/etc/squid.conf?
Squid Documentation states to add a acl something like this acl aclname dst ipaddress/subnet or acl aclname dstdomain .domainname then add a line that says always_direct allow aclname.
Now I tried this with my own, because I need to be able to access one site direct, for my Tivo unit that is using my Broad Band Connection to get updates from. However even after adding the lines to the config file and stoping and starting squid. My tivo will still fail to make the connection. I don't know if the log files from the tivo will help at all but if someone thinks they will I will post them.. Any help with this would be great..
I am wonder the samething,I am running Astaro 3.2 with squid in transparent mode. I have a little experince with squid so I was looking at the documents for squid and noticed this was a config file feature. Now what I am wondering is does the squid proxy on Astaro take the same commands? Is the config file to edit the one located in /var/chroot-squid/etc/squid.conf?
Squid Documentation states to add a acl something like this acl aclname dst ipaddress/subnet or acl aclname dstdomain .domainname then add a line that says always_direct allow aclname.
Now I tried this with my own, because I need to be able to access one site direct, for my Tivo unit that is using my Broad Band Connection to get updates from. However even after adding the lines to the config file and stoping and starting squid. My tivo will still fail to make the connection. I don't know if the log files from the tivo will help at all but if someone thinks they will I will post them.. Any help with this would be great..
