[squid-users] spotify blocked by squid

[Jonathan Filogna]

Ty Amos.

one more question

if i run apt-get install squid3 on my debian server, i must change some
lines like http_body_reply. But i can conserve my old squid.conf right?

I meant, how can i upgrade succesfully?
 should i start the installation from scratch?
This server's almost on production but this bug is a real pain.

Jonathan.

2015-06-10 15:02 GMT-03:00 Amos Jeffries <squid3 at treenet.co.nz>:

> On 11/06/2015 5:39 a.m., Jonathan Filogna wrote:
> > Hi all, it's me  again, just a simple question
> >
> > I've configured an squid 2.7 with ntlm auth and i want to let some AD
> users
> > to listen spotify
> >
> > My problem is that spotify streaming is being blocked by squid to this
> > group and idk why. Maybe another syntax problem?
>
> Some possibilities:
>
> * 2.7 has an old bug where CONNECT requests could drop the first few
> bytes of a connection if they were received in the same packets as the
> HTTP message itself. Modern uses of port 443 depends on that case working.
>
> * NTLM severely violates many requirements of HTTP. The only way for it
> to have half a chance of working with CONNECT is "auth_param ntlm
> keep_alive off"
>
> * 504 means the connection to upstream timed out. Could be both of the
> above happening at once. So what should go to the server first didnt get
> sent, nothing comes back as server waits, then
>
>
> PS. Squid-2.7 and even NTLM are both more than 5 years since they
> stopped receiving support. Please upgrade. The version difference to 3.5
> is so great now that it may involve some time/pain but is well worth it.
>
> Amos
>
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