Squid 3.5 how to properly bypass for localhost in ubuntu 18.4





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Considering I'm in Ubuntu 18.04 lts
I do not know if I use the correct term . I've said "bypass" but what I want to do is . My corporate proxy is properly proxying external urls , but I want to exclude localhost, 127.0.0.0 or 0.0.0.0 so I can't request using Postman , curl or other client to my local apis.



I've follow this doc but without any luck . I was wondering if could be the order of the lines inserted.



How is the proper way to do this on squid config to use with postman (snap) an curl?










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    Considering I'm in Ubuntu 18.04 lts
    I do not know if I use the correct term . I've said "bypass" but what I want to do is . My corporate proxy is properly proxying external urls , but I want to exclude localhost, 127.0.0.0 or 0.0.0.0 so I can't request using Postman , curl or other client to my local apis.



    I've follow this doc but without any luck . I was wondering if could be the order of the lines inserted.



    How is the proper way to do this on squid config to use with postman (snap) an curl?










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      Considering I'm in Ubuntu 18.04 lts
      I do not know if I use the correct term . I've said "bypass" but what I want to do is . My corporate proxy is properly proxying external urls , but I want to exclude localhost, 127.0.0.0 or 0.0.0.0 so I can't request using Postman , curl or other client to my local apis.



      I've follow this doc but without any luck . I was wondering if could be the order of the lines inserted.



      How is the proper way to do this on squid config to use with postman (snap) an curl?










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      Considering I'm in Ubuntu 18.04 lts
      I do not know if I use the correct term . I've said "bypass" but what I want to do is . My corporate proxy is properly proxying external urls , but I want to exclude localhost, 127.0.0.0 or 0.0.0.0 so I can't request using Postman , curl or other client to my local apis.



      I've follow this doc but without any luck . I was wondering if could be the order of the lines inserted.



      How is the proper way to do this on squid config to use with postman (snap) an curl?







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