No. Actually there is no such straight thing to tell squid, prevent
some IP's from downloading bigger than X byte size files. Squid cannot
realize how much big is size of a reply. You could realize size of the
reply from header of server's reply using rep_header ACL's ;Maybe
"Content-Length" or "Range".
-- Please correct me if I'm wrong
For preventing people from download BIG files, I prefer to put
requests for known extentions for multimedia, disk images,
executable/binary, and compressed archive into a fixed rated
delay_pool in office work-time. It have been suitable for me.
Any other clue?
On 8/26/06, lopl <lopl@douran.com> wrote:
> Hi
> is any acl to prevent downloading files bigger than x byte.?
> Best
> Pezhman
>
>
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-- Mehdi SarmadiReceived on Sat Aug 26 2006 - 08:06:36 MDT
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