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Hi,

> http://www.google.com.ar%00@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/
> 
> 
> I have tried this
> acl 1rule url_regex -i bangbus
> ----
> http_access deny 1rule  (as the first http_access
> line !!!!)

You have to use urlpath_regex to block this as,

acl 1rule urlpath_regex -i bangbus
http_access deny 1rule

Reconfigure squid to get this effect. (./squid -k
reconfigure)

> i have also try to block the "%00@"  in url_regex,
> dstdom_regex,
> urlpath_regex....and it didnt work.

How did you try to block this. You may try as,

acl 2rule urlpath_regex %00@
http_access deny 2rule

Try this out. 

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