ssing.
The external proxy may not be listening on port 9666. As such, that
iptables rule won't block access. The better solution is to prevent
users from changing the Internet settings and by not allowing all
outgoing connections to prevent the proxy from being bypassed.
Regards,
-sm
+ pffd = open("/dev/pf", O_RDONLY);
if (pffd >= 0)
commSetCloseOnExec(pffd);
}
Regards,
-sm
s
is line 198 if (!p) return 0; if
const char *p;
assert(list && s);
p = strStr(*list, s);
Regards,
-sm
il address was most likely spoofed.
Regards,
-sm
have done that, it
will be easier to write the parser.
Regards,
-sm
hrough the
interface you designed. Once the changes are done, generate a new
squid.conf by using the settings stored in your database and send it
to the computer where squid is running. Then restart squid.
The above can be done in Perl or any language you are familiar with.
Regards,
-sm
om works well enough but I really
want to match domain.com and anything.domain.com. I found some
documentation that suggested I put .domain.com in the domains file
but that doesn't appear to match anything at all.
As the name implies, that file contains the list of domains.
Regards,
-sm
