>> I'm trying to block file uploads over a certain size with squid, and have >> everything working, except where the user connects with HTTPS. Is there a >> way to limit uploads based on size when it's encrypted ssl (443) traffic? >Nope. The size is not known to Squid when the traffic is encrypted. All >Squid sees is that there is some kind of bidirectional traffic between the >browser and the requested server. >At best an acl could be added to forcibly terminate connections after N >amount of bytes have been sent in either direction, but there is no >guarantee this won't incorrectly terminate connections when there is >multiple request sent over the same persistent SSL connection, and imho >would generally do more bad than good. > >Regards >Henrik I'm still very interested in trying this. How would you write the ACL to drop SSL traffic after N bytes? Since I'm trying to make sure that people don't upload files in the 300+ MB range, I'm sure that I can tweak the amount of traffic where it will not effect my normal users. Another external acl? Thanks again for all your help. Michael
