On Dec 5, 2011, at 3:54 AM, Claudio Prono wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Today, i have discovered a limitation into SquidGuard with the
> userlists. I make you an example:
>
> src user1 {
> userlist /etc/user1.txt
> }
>
> src user2 {
> userlist /etc/user2.txt
> }
>
> dest user1web {
> domainlist user1web/domains
> expressionlist user1web/expressions
> log user1web
> }
>
> dest user2web {
> domainlist user2web/domains
> expressionlist user2web/expressions
> log user2web
> }
>
> acl {
> user1 {
> pass user1web white !blacklist all
> }
>
> acl {
> user2 {
> pass user2web white !blacklist all
> }
try adding each user list to the ACL with a " NOT ! "
acl {
user1 {
pass !user2web user1web white !blacklist all
}
acl {
user2 {
pass !user1web user2web white !blacklist all
}
>
> If into the lists i have an user present in user1.txt and also into
> user2.txt, the user will be associated to the first matching rule (in
> that case user1), and not into the second one. So, the user can visit
> the web sites of user1web, but not the ones of user2web....
>
> My question is: there is any method to tell SquidGuard to look all the
> user association and parse all the two acl? Or maybe there is some
> workaroud to this?
>
> Best regards,
>
> Claudio Prono.
>
