QUOTE (ianw1974 @ Aug 1 2008, 03:35 AM)

Have you configured squid so that it is specified manually in the browser configuration, or have you configured it to be transparent and have iptables automatically redirect traffic to the squid proxy server?
As a thought though, you want to be looking at any request to the destination address so that it is passed directly without going via the squid proxy. This rule would come before the rule that redirects all other http traffic via the squid proxy. So I'm assuming you've done it transparently. If so, also remember that you should only be redirecting http traffic, since https will not automatically redirect transparently due to a suspected "man-in-the-middle" attack. That is normal by design.
yes ian,i have squid setup as transparent proxy caching server.port 443 is block so https is not a problem on my side.