> > Hi list, > > > > is it possbile to configure squid to block any .exe files > > for download but allow the download from specific url. > > I have blocked all downloads from .exe-files via acl: > > > > acl exe-users src "/etc/allowed_downloads_exe" > > acl exe-files urlpath_regex -i \.exe$ > > > For what it's worth, this rule can be circumvented by appending a ? to > the end of the URL (e.g. http://www.example.com/program.exe is blocked, > but http://www.example.com/program.exe? will allow the download). > Adding an additional block based on rep_mime_type might help some. > > [...] > > > acl dstdomain allowed_exeurls "/etc/allowed_exeurls" # Use url_regex or > urlpath_regex ACLs as appropriate > > http_access allow exe-users exe-files > > > http_access allow allowed_exeurls exe-files > > http_access deny exe-files > > > > But now I want to allow .exe-download for a specified > > url in a file like /etc/allowed_exeurls. > > > > How can I configure squid to work so ? Thx. > > > > > Hi thanx for the tips. I have added the following lines to squid.conf: [...] acl EXEURLS url_regex "/etc/allowed_exeurls" [...] http_access allow GET EXEURLS [...] /etc/allowed_exeurls contentes for example: www.example.com from where any download of exe-files are allowed. Now it works as I wanted ;-) -- Regards, Jens Strohschnitter ------------------------------------- *!!!LINUX LINUX LINUX LINUX LINUX!!!* * http://www.jens-strohschnitter.de * ------------------------------------- Set the controls for the heart of the sun -------------------------------------
