Re: [squid-users] Blocking a domain without its content

On 16/02/2013 9:49 p.m., Regisk Regio wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm developing an user based time helper in ruby. Now, my company
> desire to unlock domain ( like www.theverge.com) for a period of time
> for a specific user. The management of time is good, but how c an I
> allow access to one domain (like www.theverge.com) without blocking
> its contents, becuase they are from other domains?

>>You can alter your helper to pay attention to the Referer: header and
permit when the Referer contains an accepted domain. But if you do that you
defeat the entire point of blocking by domain. Anyone can set the
>>Referer: header to what ever they like.

>   Practically, the
> helper give me the access only for the text of the page, the contents
>like images or video or even stylesheet are not loaded.

>>They are not hosted within the _domain_ permitted. Consider unblocking all
the domains used to construct that website.

>>Amos

Thank you for answering me.
I understood the first part and I know how to implement it (with
%>{Hdr:referer}). But I didn’t understand the second part, how do I
implement such a thing?

Regisk
Received on Mon Feb 18 2013 - 20:42:05 MST