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I have been trying to setup Squid proxy for a good 2 hours now, I dont want any authorizations or any blacklists. I just want all requests to get accepted. I have already tried http_access allow all, acl all src all and a lot of other methods (pretty much every method you can find on the first 3 google result pages) already, but I always get a 403 code when I actually try to make a request through it.

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  • You should consider adding additional information about the entries in the relevant log files etc. – Dan Nov 03 '22 at 08:25

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Code 403 usually means something got blocked at your proxy, most probably due ACL configuration. You can debug this by changing the logging to

debug_options ALL,0 85,2 88,2
  • this way you will get verbose explanation why something was allowed/denied in your cache.log logfile.
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