tor 2006-02-16 klockan 15:36 -0600 skrev Fernando Rodriguez: > Lets say you are using squid with a redirector that matches users and ip > adresses > > You have your acl where you match the request of a client based on its ip > address then squid-cache sends the request to a redirector for authorization > it will ether return a new webpage or a \n in the case of a succesfull > authorization. But in the case of returning a webpage it will be good to > match the result via an acl so it can be requested a login and password. > > Is this possible ?? Yes, there is two options a) Instead of merely rewriting the URL have the redirector returning a browser redirect. This redirects the browser to the other URL, making it hit http_access again. b) The rproxy patch from devel.squid-cache.org adds a http_access2 directive running after redirectors. I would recommend starting with the first. If browser redirects is not desireable then perhaps look into the second. Regards Henrik
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