So what kind of format do I have now then? Do you have any examples? -Andreas On Mar 10, 2013, at 07:46 , Amos Jeffries <squ...@treenet.co.nz> wrote:
> On 2013-03-10 01:54, Andreas Westvik wrote: >> Hi everyone >> >> Over the time I have collected a lot of sites to block. > <snip> >> >> #Block >> acl ads dstdom_regex -i "/etc/squid3/adservers" >> http_access deny ads >> >> >> cat /etc/squid3/adservers | less >> >> (^|\.)yieldmanager\.edgesuite\.net$ >> (^|\.)yieldmanager\.net$ >> (^|\.)yoc\.mobi$ >> (^|\.)yoggrt\.com$ >> (^|\.)yourtracking\.net$ >> (^|\.)z\.times\.lv$ >> (^|\.)z5x\.net$ >> (^|\.)zangocash\.com$ >> (^|\.)zanox-affiliate\.de$ >> (^|\.)zanox\.com$ >> (^|\.)zantracker\.com$ >> (^|\.)zde-affinity\.edgecaching\.net$ >> (^|\.)zedo\.com$ >> (^|\.)zencudo\.co\.uk$ >> (^|\.)zenzuu\.com$ >> (^|\.)zeus\.developershed\.com$ >> (^|\.)zeusclicks\.com$ >> (^|\.)zintext\.com$ >> (^|\.)zmedia\.com$ >> > > Besides the fix Amm already gave, you will find Squid runs a bit faster if > you convert that listing to dstdomain format and use a dstdomain ACL to check > it. > > > Amos
