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Chris Crook

2005-12-11, 5:48 pm

I've recently installed squid on my FC4 home machine, and everything is
running quite nicely, except for a couple of problems accessing ports
2095, 2096 and 2082 on my webserver which allows me to log into CPanel and
my webmail.

I've added these ports to squid.conf using "acl Safe_ports
port 209/2096/2082" but I'm still getting an error 13 "Permission Denied"
page when I try to access webmail/CPanel with my browser. It seems I'm
also having trouble accessing online radio sites that use port 8000. I've
played about with the squid.conf, but I'm going to have ditch Squid if I
can't get access to these ports that I need and want access to. Can
anyone help me?
B_N_R

2005-12-15, 5:53 pm

This is what I have done and it seems to work ok:

acl Safe_ports [Insert your ports]
acl [service name] port [port #] this will have to be done for each
service/port



http_access allow [service name you defined in acl] again, one line
for each service

Like I said, it seems to be working for me, hope it can help you too.

Andy

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