[squid-users] header_access help
how can i make a acl rule for reply- and request_header_access??? i would only allow User-Agent for gmx and ebay i have testing: acl gmx srcdomain gmx.net gmx.de gmx.com reply_header_access User-Agent allow gmx request_header_access User-Agent allow gmx but it doesent work :( can somebody help me please
Re: [squid-users] header_access help
On Wed, 17 Feb 2010 15:50:43 +0100, David C. Heitmann da...@lafourmi.de wrote: how can i make a acl rule for reply- and request_header_access??? i would only allow User-Agent for gmx and ebay i have testing: acl gmx srcdomain gmx.net gmx.de gmx.com reply_header_access User-Agent allow gmx request_header_access User-Agent allow gmx but it doesent work :( can somebody help me please All header are allowed unless denied. Allowing something which is happening anyway is pointless work. Your requirement of only allow User-Agent for gmx and ebay needs to be inverted. deny if not for gmx and ebay making the rule: request_header_access User-Agent deny !gmx Note: There is no _reply_ User-Agent: field. PS: every other website you see which has a mobile cellular version, or has IE-specific versions, or has IE-only requirements will now die is various horrible and visually annoying ways. Amos
Re: [squid-users] header_access help
ons 2010-02-17 klockan 15:50 +0100 skrev David C. Heitmann: how can i make a acl rule for reply- and request_header_access??? i would only allow User-Agent for gmx and ebay User-Agent is a request header, so only request_header_access would be relevant. i have testing: acl gmx srcdomain gmx.net gmx.de gmx.com Hmm.. have a feeling that should be dstdomain and with a leading dot infront of each... srcdomain matches the domain/hostname of the requesting client. dstdomain matches the domain/hostname of the requested URL. Regards Henrik
