Hi,
I have a use case that I want to access a certain URL path of a domain but
not other. i.e. I want client to be able to access example.com/abc/login,
but not other paths.
Hence, I created ACL rule to achieve that, see below:
```
acl to_domain_whitelist url_regex
Hi Amos,
Thanks for your explanation.
Could you instruct me how to install squid v5 based on CentOS 7?
Based on url
https://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/BinaryPackages#KnowledgeBase.2FCentOS.Stable_Repository_Package_.28like_epel-release.29,
CentOS seems not support squid v5.
BR,
Michael
Amos
On 20/03/20 8:27 pm, Michael Chen wrote:
> Hi Amos,
> May I know which function Squid v3.5.28 cannot do for my scenario?
> Because Squid v3.5 still has command of cache_peer and ssl .
>
TLS is a volatile environment, with many changes going on constantly.
Squid-3 has been deprecated since
Hi Amos,
May I know which function Squid v3.5.28 cannot do for my scenario?
Because Squid v3.5 still has command of cache_peer and ssl .
BR,
Michael
Amos Jeffries 於 2020年3月20日 週五 下午2:46寫道：
> On 20/03/20 7:12 pm, Michael Chen wrote:
> > Hi Amos,
> > Squid version 3.5.28
>
> Squid-3 cannot
On 20/03/20 7:12 pm, Michael Chen wrote:
> Hi Amos,
> Squid version 3.5.28
Squid-3 cannot do what you are wanting.
You require Squid-4 or later if the peer supports TLS/SSL connections,
and Squid-5 or later if it does not.
> image.png
> BR,
> Michael
>
Please avoid posting things images.
