Thanks, the first one is ok. But the other problem is still hanging:
(squid): acl.c:1696: aclDestroyAcls: Assertion `0' failed
When I'm trying, I got these messages for the HUP signal. Only in case
these acls are stated:
acl minimal dstdomain "/squid/etc/dstdomain.list"
acl minimal_hosts srcdomain "/squid/etc/srcdomain.list.minimal"
http_access allow minimal_hosts minimal password
What does this mean?
Thanks, Bye;
Peter Ratkai
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On Tue, 20 Apr 1999, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
> Ratkai Peter wrote:
>
> > I need to have a special access-list for my users. This is a corporate
> > netwok, so no .exe .zip .arj files can be downloaded by the users.
> > Some http queries use .exe extension in the address, so squid denies
> > it as well. Do you know a workaround for this?
>
> Identy those, and exclude them form denial.
>
> acl permitted_exes "/squid/etc/permittedexe.list"
> http_access deny !permitted_exes denied_extenstions
>
> > http_access allow minimal_hosts minimal password
> >
> > I've tried this, but does not work. the file dstdomain.list contains the
> > allowed url's, and the srcdomain.list.minimal contains the domain names
> > associated with this group. I may do something wrong.
>
> It should work. I think.
>
> If you turn on debugging then it is very easy to see how your ACL's are
> processed and where it goes wrong (preferably done on a non-production
> server with no other traffic at the time).
>
> --
> Henrik Nordstrom
> Spare time Squid hacker
>
>
