Wow…
Thank you so much !
For now I used a simple .py script that checks if url is in table and send
reply OK or ERR, depends from result.
But allow ask you - how squid parse the url???
I think it uses the regexp, is that true???
Because for example if I add the url to DB like example.com ( base
On 21/07/23 00:23, Alexeyяр Gruzdov wrote:
Hello.
Looks I found how to do that and this works well for me:
The external helper script must check if the url is in DB and answer as
OK (if there is) or ERR (if there isnt)
You can probably use the ext_sql_session_acl helper bundled with Squid
On 18/07/23 17:19, Mark Kenna wrote:
Hi all, I'm very new been struggling to lean how to do all of this can I
get a few pointer please
Hi Mark,
welcome to the Squid community.
First off, do you have any particular goals you are trying to make Squid
perform?
For general knowledge about Sq
On 7/21/23 04:46, Morad, Marc wrote:
I am sending a request from Server A (IP: 192.10.16.20) via the squid
proxy to Server B (IP: 192.10.16.21) in the same internal Subnet
(192.10.16.0/22). This request is getting blocked, which is a
behaviour we want to have. Why is it like that ? I read throug
Hello squid experts,
I have a question and I'm not quite sure if this is normal default behaviour or
part of my squid configuration.
The scenario is like this:
I am sending a request from Server A (IP: 192.10.16.20) via the squid proxy to
Server B (IP: 192.10.16.21) in the same internal Subn
