I have rather complex proxy setup and one of those proxies requires username/password. Is there a way to configure the username/password so that users don't have to enter them when traffic is redirected to this one proxy? Atleast returning PROXY username:password@server:port
or PROXY http://username:password@server:port
wont work.
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I am using PFSense 2.0 and trying to get transparent proxy to work. As the internal Squid won't work with loadbalancing and dual-wan (and it seems Squid doesn't work at all on the latest build), I installed Squid on one of the Linux servers I have on my LAN.
My LAN is 10.10.10.0/24 and all my servers are between 10.10.10.10-20 and desktops 10.10.10.200-250. How can I redirect HTTP connections from my desktops to my Squid server at 10.10.10.13:3128? I have tried looking the answer with google, but only seem to come up with transparent proxy Howtos for running the Squid on PFSense box.