I was wondering if following scenario is possible with oops (or squid?): We have to networks/auth groups which should have different *rights* in accessing the www:
One group should be able to have full access to the www, in other words, surf it, download stuff etc. Another group should be limited to only "surf it", e.g. load text (html, txt...) and images, maybe that flash stuff also, but they should not be able to download stuff. This way, i think, it should be possible to have minimum security again those little "i_just_downloaded_it_and_double_clicked"-accidents which, i was told, sometimes happen ... I saw that there is a mime acl thingy in the oops sample config file, but i didn't figure out how it should work correctly. But catching that mime types should be the correct way i think (right?) (we had squid with file extension acl working here before, which was far from perfect). Any suggestions? Thanks Steven Enderle -- -------------------------------------------------- ----- Steven Enderle ----- m d n Huebner GmbH ---- ----- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ----- + 49 911 93 90 90 ----- ----- Digital Imaging & Documentmanagment ----- -------------------------------------------------- ===================================================================== If you would like to unsubscribe from this list send message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe oops-eng" in message body. Archive is accessible on http://lists.paco.net/oops-eng/
