>On Sunday 10 August 2003 10.31, Joshua Brindle wrote:
>
>> X-Naughty header. I've been playing around with an external acl
>> and I always get data back if I use something like %LOGIN or %PATH
>> but I cannot get any header info back with %{header} . In the
>> squid.conf it says "request header" but i figured that was just
>> an oversight of using external acl's in http_access but alas
>> it does not appear to be giving me reply headers back :(
>
>
>There is no external acl method for accessing reply headers, only
>request headers.
enclosed trivial patch fixes this by checking for ch->reply and
sending
reply headers, and ch->request and sending request headers,
I don't know if there is a situation where neither of these would be
true,
I hope not...
>Also, in squid-2.5 external acl methods is not suitable for use in
>http_reply_access as http_reply_access can not wait for any external
>lookups to complete. The latter is addressed in Squid-3 I think.
>
I am using squid-3
>
>(access controls using reply headers must take place in
>http_reply_access, as they need access to the reply and http_access
>executes before the request is forwarded..)
>
>Regards
>Henrik
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