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I am using squid as a proxy to cache libraries and various other dependencies, some of which are on servers that require Basic Authentication.

Squid works fine and I can download all the dependencies with it, however I have noticed that it doesn't seem to cache the files that require Authentication. I have tried setting various refresh_pattern options, such as override-expire ignore-no-cache ignore-no-store ignore-private and so on.

I also tried ignore-auth but it is no longer supported and didn't help either.

My Squid itself has no authentication, it is used only by me.

How do I force it to cache these files?

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  • you did not show the configuration nor did you tell how and for what you are using it
    – djdomi
    Commented Jun 28, 2022 at 17:15

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ignore-auth is still available in Squid 3.5, so you can fall back to there. Otherwise, you're out of luck. (I just bumped into the same problem)

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