> acl banned-clients src -i "/usr/local/squid/etc/banned-clients.txt" > banned-clients.txt > :::::::::::::: > 146.141.59.230 > 146.141.59.231 > 146.141.59.232 > 146.141.59.233 > 146.141.59.234 > 146.141.59.235 > 146.141.59.236
If you use the src acl type,you have use the subnetmask with that ip-address. If you are using class C type then define as, 146.141.59.230/32 You can very well use the limit of ip-address as like, 146.141.59.230-146.141.59.236/32 > acl files url_regex -i "/usr/local/squid/etc/banned-sites.txt" > banned-sites.txt > :::::::::::::: > www.highveld.co.za/planet947/streaming.asp > 209.245.59.17 > streamload.com For url_regex acl ,you have to use ( ^ ) in the urls as ^http://www.highveld.co.za/planet947/streaming.asp We can not use the IP-Address based urls in the url_regex acl type. You have to use the dstdomain acl type for that one. The domain entry streamload.com can not be parsed by url_regex, Use the dstdom_regex for that as, acl domain dstdom_regex .streamload.com where ( . ) dot is important > acl files url_regex -i "/usr/local/squid/etc/banned-files.txt" > banned-files.txt > :::::::::::::: > \.mpeg$ > \.mpg$ > \.avi$ > \.wmv$ > \.mp3$ > \.rm$ > \.asf$ If you want to search regexp(attern) in the url, use the urlpath_regex acl. > working like a charm!!!!! If you want to know more about the acl settings and http_access rules,refer FAQ 10. Regards, Muthukumar. --- =============== It is a "Virus Free Mail" =============== Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.708 / Virus Database: 464 - Release Date: 6/18/2004
