Wow…
Thank you so much !
For now I used a simple .py script that checks if url is in table and send
reply OK or ERR, depends from result.
But allow ask you - how squid parse the url???
I think it uses the regexp, is that true???
Because for example if I add the url to DB like example.com ( base
On 21/07/23 00:23, Alexeyяр Gruzdov wrote:
Hello.
Looks I found how to do that and this works well for me:
The external helper script must check if the url is in DB and answer as
OK (if there is) or ERR (if there isnt)
You can probably use the ext_sql_session_acl helper bundled with Squid
On 18/07/23 17:19, Mark Kenna wrote:
Hi all, I'm very new been struggling to lean how to do all of this can I
get a few pointer please
Hi Mark,
welcome to the Squid community.
First off, do you have any particular goals you are trying to make Squid
perform?
For general knowledge about
On 7/21/23 04:46, Morad, Marc wrote:
I am sending a request from Server A (IP: 192.10.16.20) via the squid
proxy to Server B (IP: 192.10.16.21) in the same internal Subnet
(192.10.16.0/22). This request is getting blocked, which is a
behaviour we want to have. Why is it like that ? I read
Hello squid experts,
I have a question and I'm not quite sure if this is normal default behaviour or
part of my squid configuration.
The scenario is like this:
I am sending a request from Server A (IP: 192.10.16.20) via the squid proxy to
Server B (IP: 192.10.16.21) in the same internal
