Enable Elliptic Curve Support in Squid #110
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April 18, 2016 10:22
Squid 3.5 switches to the tls-dh option for setting the DH params. This also declares the curves to be used during ECDH connections. Combined with the previous commit, this enables full Elliptic curve support in the Squid Package used in PfSense.
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I am running Squid 3.5:
That's not the syntax. You can only specify one curve algorithm, which also matches their docs. @wizkid686 |
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- Use inspect.getfullargspec() in py3
(#110, pull request courtesy riconnon)
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These commits make some minor adjustments in the configuration file for Squid's reverse proxy settings in Pfsense. It switches to squid 3.5's method of setting dhparams, defines the ECDH curves to be used in the connection (in compliance with Mozilla's cipher suites), and updates Mozilla's cipher lists to reflect the changes Mozilla recently published. It also adds the ECDH equivalent flag to tell squid to use Ephemeral ECDH.