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Found the problem. I tried using an older version of Internet Explorer (7) and that gave me more information to troubleshoot with. Squid returned a DNS error on a Squid error page, something I did not see before. Went ahead and hard coded the external DNS servers in the squid.conf and it finally works. Was a bear though.

Tried modifying the allowed sites list with: .com .net .gov .edu That's it, nothing else. So not much is blocked but I still have the same problem.

What I do see in the access.log are TCP_MISS/404 if that means anything. Site not found??

Sir, thank you for your response! We had done a workaround but it seems this won't suffice. Are you saying check access.log? Don't see much there. I will try cache.log next.

Maybe I'm wrong but doesn't http_access !Safe_Ports mean allow access to all ports NOT in the safe list? Same with http_access allow CONNECT !SSL_ports. Wouldn't that say essentially allow connect to all ports that are NOT SLL ports??? I am trying to connect to an SSL site. Forgive me if I am wrong.

Yes those sites have BEEN in the ACL for a while. I get the "allowed" message in the cache.log.

attachedsquid.conf2.txt

I'd like to but I don't see an option to make an attachment in the reply. Unless I make a ne thread.

Been at this for days now. Proxy is on Windows Server 2003 and testing is done with a Windows 7 machine. Using Internet Explorer (v 9, 10) or Firefox when trying to load HTTPS pages the browser IMMEDIATELY shoots back a "this page can't be displayed" message. This does not happen with ALL HTTPS sites, just some. If I look in the cache.log file I see that the site I am trying is "allowed" by the proxy so it is getting to the proxy and is not denied. I have tried a couple registry jhacks for Bad Proxy Timeouts in Windows but no luck. This is driving me nuts and I REALLY NEED a resolution. A project needs access to an Internet site for testing and I can't seem to get them there. HELP!