The following site has been shutdown.
http://members.lycos.co.uk/njadmin/
I will try to get another site up and running very soon.
I still can figure you why they shut me down for spam?
Thanks
Jason
i was intereseted in your list blocking too but whenever i
put in the line
of code, and reconfigure squid, it blocks all access to my websites
I saw this some time ago on a squid 2.4 Stable 7.
You can use the acl and it also works, bit when you change something and do
a squid -k reconfigure
Hi
This is what i use and it works fine, if i want to deny avi file downloads i
add \.avi \.AVI
acl dnddlwds urlpath_regex \.asx \.ASX \.ram \.RAM \.exe \.EXE
http_access deny dnddlwds
Hope it helps
CJ
From: Steck, Steffen M. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i was intereseted in your list blocking too
use -i then it's not case sensitive.
And you should use $ , for example : \.asx$ \.ram$
rgrds,
Bart
Chijioke Kalu wrote:
Hi
This is what i use and it works fine, if i want to deny avi file
downloads i add \.avi \.AVI
acl dnddlwds urlpath_regex \.asx \.ASX \.ram \.RAM \.exe \.EXE
: Re: [squid-users] Blocking Files
i was intereseted in your list blocking too but whenever i put in the line
of code, and reconfigure squid, it blocks all access to my websites
i have already a
acl spamurl url_regex list of spam websites
below that i added the
acl denieddlwds urlpath_regex
Gday,
Q1. I want to block *.pdf files from my squid.
Define your ACL:
acl BADFILES urlpath_regex -i /usr/local/etc/BLOCKEDFILES
The -i making the match case insensitive.
Q2. ok fine if that above acl works than how can i
block more than one files (*.ps, *.pdf, *.doc,*.swf)unlimited with one
hello,
Q1. I want to block *.pdf files from my squid.
Q2. ok fine if that above acl works than how can i
block more than one files (*.ps, *.pdf, *.doc,
*.swf)unlimited with one command.
Regards
cable
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Cable,
Not sure about question 2 but this is how I blocked EXE files, you could modify this
to do what you want:
acl EXE urlpath_regex \.[eE][xX][eE]
http_access deny EXE
Would be interested in how to give a list of extensions though.
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Justin
: [squid-users] Blocking Files
Cable,
Not sure about question 2 but this is how I blocked EXE files, you could
modify this to do what you want:
acl EXE urlpath_regex \.[eE][xX][eE]
http_access deny EXE
Would be interested in how to give a list of extensions though
