>clients that come to use the systems in the cafe do so, its used to
>do mass telemarketing in form of scam mails
>>Your best bet would be to find some unique characteristic of the
>>spider (such as the User Agent string) and setup a delay pool to
>>slow it way down. You indicated you tried this b
Thanks so much, that was a wonderful response, you got me going, there is
some hope ;), let me answer some of the questions u posed
>Does someone know how Mass Mailers and Spiders can be blocked via
>squid from functioning?
Mass mailers generally use SMTP over port 25, which Squid has nothing
to
>Does someone know how Mass Mailers and Spiders can be blocked via
>squid from functioning?
Mass mailers generally use SMTP over port 25, which Squid has nothing
to do with. Spiders, on the other hand, do use HTTP, and Squid can
be part of the solution there.
>I actually tried using HTB to rest
lo squidsters,
Does someone know how Mass Mailers and Spiders can be blocked via squid from
functioning?
It seems to draw up more bandwidth even when I used delay pool to restrick
it on a system to just 2K ( ;) i really wanted to slow it down if i couldnt
stop it)
I actually tried using HTB t
