| guidosh@gmail.com 2006-02-10, 2:51 am |
| Hi folks,
My apologies if many people have asked this before, but...
I'm running 2.4-STABLE6, and I'd like to configure squid to always
allow clients making FTP requests through squid to do it without
authenticating.
At the moment, I have lots of 'acl' directives with lots of
'http_access allow' directives. Some of the 'http_access allow'
directives end with 'password', and some do not. I don't want to affect
the setup of all those directives, but I just want to put a blanket
'anyone doing an FTP request can get out without logging in to squid'
type thing in there.
I tried putting this in /etc/squid.conf:
acl FTP proto FTP
http_access allow FTP
, but it doesn't make it work - people still have to authenticate to
squid when doing ftp:// requests. Maybe it's because of the order in
which I have my http_access directives - might this be so? The
'http_access allow FTP' one is right up the top of all the http_access
directives.
Thanks in advance,
G.
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