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fre 2006-03-31 klockan 07:15 -0500 skrev Bernard Barton:
> I have a simple redirector which is run by squid.

Ok.

> What I want to do in the
> redirector is check the IP address of the client, and if it's a valid
> IP, allow
> it to pass through to the web server.  If not, then block it.

Why do you want to use a redirector for this? Isn't an ACL more
suitable? See external_acl_type if you need to plug in an external
program in the acl processing.

> while (<>) {
>    open LOG, ">>/tmp/redir.log";
>    printf LOG "Got input: $_\n";
>    ##s@http://131\.215\.66\.103@http://www.xyz.com@;
>    printf LOG "Output is: $_\n";
>    close LOG;
> }

You also need to print out some result... just add a print statement
inside that loop and you should be fine..

Regards
Henrik

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