Here is the updated version of my previous authenticating/forwarding Squid 3 config. It adds some things and fixes some things. In particular, the peer exclusion rules from the previous config were not working - this one should correctly not use the parent proxies when querying "local addresses". As before, the configuration file contains two proxy servers for load balancing; it can be extended easily to include more.
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My school uses an NTLM-authenticating proxy server, and this causes problems with lots of applications which don't support proxy servers. Many, many solutions have been proposed to this problem, but I'll focus on one that I find particularly appealing: setting up a non-authenticating personal proxy server which forwards requests to the main proxy server.
Update: use the new version of this config file - it works better.