[squid-users] regular expression help
I am stuck with regular expression, I can't get my head around it! Can someone kindly help me please? I need this url to be on the whitelist: https://registrations.enable.mydomain.co.uk/Enable/Enable/enable_preapplications_conditions.jsp?isPAYMDown=false&cfunc=123&oid=45435345&ctx=M&mfunc=0 As you can see "oid" is random ID. User should be able to access this URL even though 'oid' is random. If user access to: https://registrations.enable.mydomain.co.uk and mydomain.co.uk - it must not work. How to do this with regular expression? Thanks.
Re: [squid-users] Regular Expression
Henrik Nordstrom wrote: >On tor, 2007-08-02 at 11:30 +0200, Enrico Popp wrote: > > >>Hello >> >>I have an problem with regular expression in squidGuard. I'm using the >>following regex >> >>[EMAIL PROTECTED]://www.main.example.org/(.+)@http://[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >>Now the problem consists that http://example.org contain no querystring >>after this rewrite. Could you please help me to understand this regular >>expression. >> >> > >What the above says: > >substitute http://www "any character" main "any character" example "any >character" org/ "one or more characters as many as there is" with the >string "http://www.example.org"; > >Reservation: Not sure what the r modifier is about. Haven't seen that >before. > >Regards >Henrik > > In my documentation file, /usr/share/doc/squidguard1.2.../text/configuration.tar.bz2 i've been reading this lines ... where: * rew and rewrite are synonymous. * within and outside sets an optional time constraint to the definition. * the else part refers to the time constraint. Time constraints on rewritegroups can be used to make these groups functional within or outside a given time space only; Like redirect to local copies within peek business hours. Substitution is sed style (multiple): [EMAIL PROTECTED]@[EMAIL PROTECTED] where: from is a [62]regular expression that will be replaced with the string to. the i option makes the from part match case insensitive. the r option makes the redirection visible to the user with a [63]HTTP code 302 - Moved Temporarily (The default is to make Squid silently fetch the alternate URL). the R option makes the redirection visible to the user with a [64]HTTP code 301 - Moved Permanently. ... Is this wrong? Enrico
Re: [squid-users] Regular Expression
On tor, 2007-08-02 at 11:30 +0200, Enrico Popp wrote: > Hello > > I have an problem with regular expression in squidGuard. I'm using the > following regex > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]://www.main.example.org/(.+)@http://[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Now the problem consists that http://example.org contain no querystring > after this rewrite. Could you please help me to understand this regular > expression. What the above says: substitute http://www "any character" main "any character" example "any character" org/ "one or more characters as many as there is" with the string "http://www.example.org"; Reservation: Not sure what the r modifier is about. Haven't seen that before. Regards Henrik signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part
Re: [squid-users] Regular Expression
[EMAIL PROTECTED]://www.main.example.org/@http://www.example.org/@r should work, but I'm not sure what does the 'r' modifier do... something squidguard-ish ? Yes this works fine. If i had a querystring like [EMAIL PROTECTED]://www.main.example.org/blbl/nbblbl/[EMAIL PROTECTED]://www.example.org/@r then the url is only http://www.example.org/ without the rest. I won't only to rewrite the subdomain into the domain. And the rest of the subdomain should be obtained. In my opinion the 'r' modifier means, that the client get "302 - moved temporarily". kind regards Enrico Please someone do explain what does that "r" modifier do. I've searched books and googled for it but couldn't find any referrence of the "r" modifier to substitute. Thanks Manoj --
Re: [squid-users] Regular Expression
Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote: >On 02.08.07 11:30, Enrico Popp wrote: > > >>I have an problem with regular expression in squidGuard. I'm using the >>following regex >> >>[EMAIL PROTECTED]://www.main.example.org/(.+)@http://[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >> > > > >where did you get the regex? > > > >>Now the problem consists that http://example.org contain no querystring >>after this rewrite. >> >> > >[EMAIL PROTECTED]://www.main.example.org/@http://www.example.org/@r > >should work, but I'm not sure what does the 'r' modifier do... something >squidguard-ish ? > > > Yes this works fine. If i had a querystring like [EMAIL PROTECTED]://www.main.example.org/blbl/nbblbl/[EMAIL PROTECTED]://www.example.org/@r then the url is only http://www.example.org/ without the rest. I won't only to rewrite the subdomain into the domain. And the rest of the subdomain should be obtained. In my opinion the 'r' modifier means, that the client get "302 - moved temporarily". kind regards Enrico
Re: [squid-users] Regular Expression
On 02.08.07 11:30, Enrico Popp wrote: > I have an problem with regular expression in squidGuard. I'm using the > following regex > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]://www.main.example.org/(.+)@http://[EMAIL PROTECTED] where did you get the regex? > Now the problem consists that http://example.org contain no querystring > after this rewrite. [EMAIL PROTECTED]://www.main.example.org/@http://www.example.org/@r should work, but I'm not sure what does the 'r' modifier do... something squidguard-ish ? > Could you please help me to understand this regular > expression. man perlre should help you -- Matus UHLAR - fantomas, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; http://www.fantomas.sk/ Warning: I wish NOT to receive e-mail advertising to this address. Varovanie: na tuto adresu chcem NEDOSTAVAT akukolvek reklamnu postu. I just got lost in thought. It was unfamiliar territory.
[squid-users] Regular Expression
Hello I have an problem with regular expression in squidGuard. I'm using the following regex [EMAIL PROTECTED]://www.main.example.org/(.+)@http://[EMAIL PROTECTED] Now the problem consists that http://example.org contain no querystring after this rewrite. Could you please help me to understand this regular expression. best regards Enrico
Re: [squid-users] Regular Expression Content Changes
* Rob Gunther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I would like to use squid for a project I'm working on. > > What I basically want to do is have all HTML pages that are pulled > through squid have some search & replace filters run on them before > being fed back to the client and stored in the cache. > > I skimmed the manual, and see there are some plugins to do this to > actual URL's themselves but does anyone have a suggestion how this > could be done on actual HTML content? Maybe this will work for you: http://sites.inka.de/~bigred/devel/squid-filter.html -- regards, TR pgppDcJT8d1Mb.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: [squid-users] Regular Expression Content Changes
* Rob Gunther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I would like to use squid for a project I'm working on. > > What I basically want to do is have all HTML pages that are pulled > through squid have some search & replace filters run on them before > being fed back to the client and stored in the cache. > > I skimmed the manual, and see there are some plugins to do this to > actual URL's themselves but does anyone have a suggestion how this > could be done on actual HTML content? I think, it is planned for Squid 3, but the current 2.x releases haven't such a feature. If I am wrong and you find something usefull - please tell me ;) -- regards, TR pgpdkxUddvyvg.pgp Description: PGP signature
[squid-users] Regular Expression Content Changes
I would like to use squid for a project I'm working on. What I basically want to do is have all HTML pages that are pulled through squid have some search & replace filters run on them before being fed back to the client and stored in the cache. I skimmed the manual, and see there are some plugins to do this to actual URL's themselves but does anyone have a suggestion how this could be done on actual HTML content? Thanks!
