Richard van Drimmelen writes:
>Dear squid users,
>
>
>In our institute I see that one specific PC in a student room is used a
>lot for browsing 'nudies'. I'd like to restrict this browsing by
>combining three acl's, based on:
>
> - the IP address/subnetmask of the PC
> - the various sites visited,
> - browsing time (disallowed between MON-FRI 09:00-17:00)
>
>What I've tried:
>
> acl STUDENT_PC src x.x.x.x/255.255.255.255
> acl DIRTY_LITTLE_BASTARD dstdom_regex site1 site2 site3 site4
> acl COME_BACK_LATER MTWHF 09:00-17:00
>
> http_access allow STUDENT_PC
> http_access deny DIRTY_LITTLE_BASTARD
> http_access deny COME_BACK_LATER
The first one is matched, so the request is allowed. The other two lines
are never consulted.
>
>I still get connected. Also tried:
>
> http_access allow COME_BACK_LATER
Try putting them on the same line:
http_access deny STUDENT_PC DIRTY_LITTLE_BASTARD COME_BACK_LATER
put it at the top (or near) of your http_access lines.
Duane W.
