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go to squid.conf find lines like<br />
acl Safe_ports port ...<br />
add Your desired port<br />
acl Safe_ports port 3000<br />
reload squid configuration<br />

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go to squid.conf find lines like
acl Safe_ports port ...
add Your desired port
acl Safe_ports port 3000
reload squid configuration


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I tried that, but it still got rejected.<br />
I wonder if its getting confused with the requested port as the url is acutally https, thus<br />
<a href="https://www.mailserver.com:3000" rel="ugc">https://www.mailserver.com:3000</a><br />
so a combination of 443 and 3000
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I tried that, but it still got rejected.
I wonder if its getting confused with the requested port as the url is acutally https, thus
https://www.mailserver.com:3000 [https://www.mailserver.com:3000]
so a combination of 443 and 3000

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Cool dude, that worked.<br />
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Thanks alot<br />
SF
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Can Squid be configured to accept additional port parameters with a http request?<br />
For instance, to access a particular web mail server, port 3000 is required, but the URL gets denied access<br />
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e.g. <br />
&nbsp; <a href="http://www.mailserver.com:3000" rel="ugc">http://www.mailserver.com:3000</a><br />
returns Access Denied and the following in the squid log :<br />
&nbsp;1146948287.184 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;8 &lt;my ip&gt; TCP_DENIED/403 1377 CONNECT &lt;email server ip&gt;:3000 - NONE/- text/html<br />
<br />
SF
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Can Squid be configured to accept additional port parameters with a http request?
For instance, to access a particular web mail server, port 3000 is required, but the URL gets denied access

e.g. 
  http://www.mailserver.com:3000
returns Access Denied and the following in the squid log :
 1146948287.184      8 <my ip> TCP_DENIED/403 1377 CONNECT <email server ip>:3000 - NONE/- text/html

SF

Handling additional ports in Squid

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