Herman (ISTD) wrote: > Currently, I am preventing my users for downloading some files e.g file > with .bz2 extention. > In squid.conf I define as following : > acl BadUrl url_regex -i "/usr/local/squid/etc/data/BadUrlFile" > Add I add this entry to /usr/local/squid/etc/data/BadUrlFile : > \.bz2$
> But some of the users did some trick by adding ? or ?/ in the URL > And they successful to bypass my ACL and download the files they wanted. > I have try to add "\.bz2?$" and "\.bz2?/$" in to > /usr/local/squid/etc/data/BadUrlFile file. But it does not work. Like with the '.', you need to escape the '?' and '/' with a '\'. Adam
