[global] netbios name = SQUID security = ADS realm = YOUR.DOMAIN password server = AD.YOUR.DOMAIN workgroup = yourdomainname encrypt passwords = yes idmap uid = 0 idmap gid = 0 winbind enum users = yes winbind enum groups = yes template homedir = /home/%D/%U template shell = /bin/bash winbind use default domain = yes # stop the client from becoming domain master domain master = no local master = no preferred master = no os level = 17 domain logons = no client ntlmv2 auth = yes. This file is to each his own. Just make sure you have ldap settings correcty configured; #Configuration pour l'authentification LDAP ldapbinddn cn=administrator, ou=Tec, ou=Informatique, ou=MER - Merignac, ou=Utilisateurs, dc=your, dc=domain ldapbindpass password Also, when adding a group use this ldap syntax to get your group info on AD; ldapusersearch ldap://ip_of_AD:3268/dc=exemple,dc=com?sAMAccountName?sub?(&(sAMAccountName=%s)(memberOf=CN=Groupname%2cOU=Location1%2cOU=Location%2cOU=Users%2cDC=exemple%2cDC=com)) DO NOT USE SPACES!!

PfSense - Squid + Squidguard / Traffic Shapping Tutorial In this tutorial I will show you how to set up pfSense 2.0.1 up as an Internet Gateway w. Before you start downloading and installing squidguard make sure that you have the following software installed: Bison; Flex; Berkeley DB V.2.7.7, V3.2.x or 4.x (original site: www.oracle.com/database/berkeley-db/index.html). Annotation: Berkeley DB version 4.7 gives error messages during compilation.

Mechwarrior Rpg Handbook 44 here. Use%20 to represent a space. Its possible that I muddled some steps up. So if 'it doesnt work', its more than likely because of that. Another way to see wheather Kerberos is connecting with AD is to type 'wbinfo -g'. This will show all your groupes in AD. Good luck to all of you;-) A few troubleshooting tips; If ever you see 'could not obtain winbind separator!' After you ran '/usr/bin/ntlm_auth --helper-protocol=squid-2.5-basic', it's probally due to a previledge problem on the /var/log/squid3/cache.log file.

So run 'chmod 777 -R /var/run/samba/winbindd_privileged' to rectify this issue. I haven't been able to make this work with a transparent proxy. Apparently browsers won't allow this. See: see 'Why can't I use authentication together with interception proxying?' I have to ask; what is the point in doing this without a transparent proxy? All a user has to do is not use the proxy.

I guess you could push the proxy through GPO but there are surely ways around this (I'm guessing that people can use stand-alone browsers which don't respect the proxy set by GPO in Internet Settings). All I can think of is this: egress filter outgoing web traffic on the firewall. Allow only outgoing web traffic from the proxy.

In previous posts we discussed how to install Squid + squidGuard and how to configure squid to properly handle or restrict access requests. Please make sure you go over those two tutorials and install both Squid and squidGuard before proceeding as they set the background and the context for what we will cover in this post: integrating squidguard in a working squid environment to implement blacklist rules and content control over the proxy server. Requirements • • What Can / Cannot I use SquidGuard For?

Though squidGuard will certainly boost and enhance Squid’s features, it is important to highlight what it can and what it cannot do. SquidGuard can be used to: • limit the allowed web access for some users to a list of accepted/well known web servers and/or URLs only, while denying access to other blacklisted web servers and/or URLs. • block access to sites (by IP address or domain name) matching a list of regular expressions or words for some users. • require the use of domain names/prohibit the use of IP address in URLs. • redirect blocked URLs to error or info pages. • use distinct access rules based on time of day, day of the week, date etc. • implement different rules for distinct user groups.

However, neither squidGuard nor Squid can be used to: • analyze text inside documents and act in result. • detect or block embedded scripting languages like JavaScript, Python, or VBscript inside HTML code. BlackLists – The Basics Blacklists are an essential part of squidGuard. Basically, they are plain text files that will allow you to implement content filters based on specific keywords. There are both freely available and commercial blacklists, and you can find the download links in the project’s website. In this tutorial I will show you how to integrate the blacklists provided by to your squidGuard installation.

These blacklists are free for personal / non-commercial use and are updated on a daily basis. They include, as of today, over 1,700,000 entries. For our convenience, let’s create a directory to download the blacklist package. # mkdir /opt/3rdparty # cd /opt/3rdparty # wget The latest download link is always available as highlighted below.