Squid does not have an include feature which allows you to include squid.conf directives.
However, you could very easily make a include frontend to Squid if you like, dynamically generate squid.conf from a template when you start Squid. Another option is to use an external acl instead of the builtin squid acls for per user access, but this is probably a bit more work. See user_ip for a silly example of such external acl (binds each user to his ip address only) Related note: Squid 3 will have builtin support for squid.conf preprocessing via the -f option. Regards Henrik tis 2003-01-28 klockan 14.23 skrev Guilherme G. Felix: > Thank you Henrik, but it`s not like that. I already know this feature, > but take a look into my case. > > I`ve moreless 40 users, and each one have a individual profile for what > the they can access and so on. So, what I did? > > I made a ACL for each user, so I`ve got something like this *for each > one*: > > acl user proxy_auth user > acl user_file dstdomain "/path/to/file/with/domains_allowed" > acl user_file_ip dst "/path/to/file/with/ips_allowed" > http_access allow user user_file user_file_ip > > If you have some better ideia tell me, or I`ll devel a different > "Include" tag for my requeriments. =) > > Regards, > > > ________________________________________________________________ > Guilherme G. Felix - Sys Admin - Internet by Sercomtel > Phone: 43 3375-1547 , Fax: 43 3375-1512 > e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > visit: http://www.sercomtel.com.br > > On 28 Jan 2003, Henrik Nordstrom wrote: > > > tis 2003-01-28 klockan 11.02 skrev Guilherme G. Felix: > > > Does squid support a Include tag? I would like to use a third-part acl > > > file. > > > > Each acl line can include the members of that acl, such as > > > > acl our_networks src "/path/to/file/listing/local/networks" > > > > -- > > Henrik Nordstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > MARA Systems AB, Sweden > > -- Henrik Nordstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> MARA Systems AB, Sweden
