On 18/09/2013 3:48 p.m., Sachin Gupta wrote:
Hi,
We are using Squid 3.1 and need to do the following:
1. We have a list of URLs which we want to allow.
2. Squid to read this list of URLs and for each matching entry in the
list, set a particular field (insert a string) in the HTTP header.
3. Usin
Hey Sachin Gupta,
what you are asking is basically related to "requests mangling" which is
not the best way to do what you need.
I assume that matching and insert is kind of filtering or mangling.
The best option I have seen is ICAP and it's a very simple mechanism.
the solution is based on the n
On 09/18/2013 11:10 AM, Sachin Gupta wrote:
> We are in a stage where even ICAP cannot be deployed :(
but eCAP probably can be.
> So i had started digging into SQUID code to find where hooks can be placed.
Squid development questions should be posted to the squid-dev mailing
list, but here are
Thanks Alex.
We are in a stage where even ICAP cannot be deployed :(
So i had started digging into SQUID code to find where hooks can be placed.
I was trying to do the following:
1. Configured and ACL (whiteLst) in squid.conf for the allowed list of file.
2. In code i am trying to find a place wh
On 09/17/2013 09:48 PM, Sachin Gupta wrote:
> We are using Squid 3.1 and need to do the following:
> 1. We have a list of URLs which we want to allow.
> 2. Squid to read this list of URLs and for each matching entry in the
> list, set a particular field (insert a string) in the HTTP header.
> 3. U
Hi,
We are using Squid 3.1 and need to do the following:
1. We have a list of URLs which we want to allow.
2. Squid to read this list of URLs and for each matching entry in the
list, set a particular field (insert a string) in the HTTP header.
3. Using this header string, a URL filtering program w
