Hi
I have a set of rules in Squid that will allow no one to access the
outside world but i still need users to access the local http deamon
(webserver) does anyone know what rules i need to put to allow this.
many regards
Chris
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> Hi
>
> I have a set of rules in Squid that will allow no one to access the
> outside world but i still need users to access the local http deamon
> (webserver) does anyone know what rules i need to put to allow this.
Check the Squid FAQ ('Access controls').
M.
i have tryed thatbut i cant see nothing, iv tryed all sorts of combo's
and nothing seems to work
>>> "Elsen Marc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 02/06/04 01:16pm >>>
> Hi
>
> I have a set of rules in Squid that will allow no one to access the
> outside world but i still need users to access the local htt
> i have tryed thatbut i cant see nothing, iv tryed all sorts of combo's
> and nothing seems to work
>
I am not that good on the acl front (not much experience); suggesting :
acl mydomain dstdomain .mydomain.com
http_access deny !mydomain
Perhaps.
> >>> "Elsen Marc" <[EMAIL P
I have a set of rules in Squid that will allow no one to access the
outside world but i still need users to access the local http deamon
(webserver) does anyone know what rules i need to put to allow this.
Why use squid at all if you're not giving anyone access the outside?
Wouldn't firewall rul
