For this we have the max_user_ip acl type... Something like this should work:
authenticate_ip_ttl 20 minutes acl one_computer_only max_user_ip -s 1 http_access deny one_computer_only HTTP has no notion of "log off". Instead it is simulated by a inactivity timer (authenticate_ip_ttl). Regards Henrik tis 2003-02-11 klockan 13.50 skrev khiz code: > Hie gurus > > i ve got a peculiar requirement > > after a user authenticates himeslf to squid (using any of the available > mechanisms) i need to be able to restrict the user to that particular machine > as such time that he is browsing using that machine. SO during such time , no > other user should be able to use the same user name and password on some other > machine .. > > > however once he has logged off (??) , the user name and password can be re used > on some other machine > > I know this is more of a policy issue, wherein passwods should not be > revealed, but wondering if Technology could do the rescue act :-0) > > Thanks in advance > khiz > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Shopping - Send Flowers for Valentine's Day > http://shopping.yahoo.com -- Henrik Nordstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> MARA Systems AB, Sweden
