On Friday 22 August 2003 17.02, Rick Matthews wrote:
> Question for others on the list: Is it possible that "TCP_DENIED"
> could be achieved in a redirector environment using
> http_reply_access to look for a predetermined something-or-other
> indicating DENIED?
Maybe in Squid-2.5.STABLE4 or later, but most likely not to the level
you want.
In Squid-3.0 TCP_REPLY_DENIED will be used for requests denied by
http_reply_access, and is probably not what you want in this case..
It should ne noted that using http_reply_access also replaces the
reply with a Squid access denied page.
So to summarize, if you want correct reporting and full control, use
Squid ACLs and not redirector based access controls.
Regards
Henrik
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