> What it does it takes the IP address of the client and checks > it against a FLAT FILE database (which should be small to limit > the overhead on squid, since its re-read on every request, to > support immediate changes with out the need to SIGHUP the squid > engine.) and if the IP address is in the database it changes the > IDENT user to the one specified in the DB. This way you can use > ACL's which check for different users and if found set the rules > to change depending on every separate user.
Couldn't you accomplish this using the built-in "iplist [filename]"? (see <http://www.squidguard.org/config/#Sourcegroups>) Rick
