On Wed, 12 Jan 2005, Thomas Jarosch wrote:
# NIC eth0 89.0.31.80/255.0.0.0 acl net1 src 89.0.0.0-89.0.21.0 http_access allow net1 acl net2 src 89.0.21.31-89.0.31.0 http_access allow net2
Squid outputs this during startup: aclParseIpData: WARNING: Netmask masks away part of the specified IP in '89.0.21.31-89.0.31.0'
89.0.31.0 is a valid IP for the 89.0.31.80/8 network. I could add a "/32" behind the "89.0.21.31-89.0.31.0", but I suspect there is a problem (by design?) in the acl parser.
The parser automatically tries to guess the netmask if none is specified. Quite often it guesses wrongly..
Regards Henrik
