Ive got it... external_acl_type dnsbl children=10 %DST %SRC %IDENT %METHOD /usr/local/bin/dnsbl_redir2 acl policy external dnsbl
http_access allow rede10 policy http_access allow rede200-1 policy http_access allow rede200-2 policy I dont want to use url_regex regarding performance issues. Im using a DNS Black-List that is much faster. Thanks On 6/12/06, "Luís Fernando C. Talora" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Instead of using redirectores, I use "deny_info" on squid.conf (much easier), as follows: --------------------------------- # Declaration of the ACL for Pornography acl porn url_regex -i "/etc/squid/lists/porn.url" # Redirection to 10.0.0.10 deny_info http://10.0.0.10/proxy/?cat=porn&url=%s porn # Blocking access to porn (user will be redirected to the link above) http_access deny all porn --------------------------------- It rocks! Regards, Luis Talora Luiz Henrique Ozaki escreveu: > Hi, > > Im using a DNSBL redirector that denies some sites redirecting to a > warning page. > How can I make denied sites from the redirector to get logged in the > access.log as denied ?? > > Im using dnsbl on redirect_program ( http://www.frws.com/squid_block/). > > Is it possible to use external_acl_type with this redirector with a > little modification making this 'redirector' like the squid ACLs ? > Like when got a denied, gets a squid denied message and get logged in > access.log. >
-- []'s Luiz Henrique Ozaki
