> I've tried a few examples and some suggestions I've done on searches > and I can't seem to block mime types at all. In this example, should > no GIF files be transfered to the users? > > acl deny_programs req_mime_type ^image/gif$ > acl deny_program2 rep_mime_type ^image/gif$ > > http_access deny deny_programs > http_access deny unsafe_domains > http_access deny deny_program2 > http_access deny deny_files2 > http_access allow 192.168 > http_access allow 10.1.4 > http_access allow deny > > I've tried other mime types as well and they dont seem to get denied > either. Shold the above example work or am I doing something wrong? >
We can not control the rep_mime_type acl types using with http_access. We have to use http_reply_access to control rep_mime_type acl's. see TAG http_reply_access. To block mime types in your acl setup then use as, # Acl setup acl deny_programs req_mime_type ^image/gif$ acl deny_program2 rep_mime_type ^image/gif$ # http_access - upstream http_access deny deny_programs http_access deny unsafe_domains http_access deny deny_files2 http_access allow 192.168 http_access allow 10.1.4 http_access allow deny # http_reply_access - downstream http_reply_access deny program2 http_reply_access allow all Best Wishes Visolve Squid Development Team. ================================================================================================================ URL : http://squid.visolve.com/ mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] ================================================================================================================
