Leonardo Rodrigues Magalhães wrote:
Hello Guys,
I'm having some problems with Chunk-Decoding and squid 3.0-stable6
compiled with --enable-http-violations.
Altough i have the rules on my squid.conf:
acl broken1 url_regex -i \.microsoft\.com
reply_header_access Accept-Encoding deny broken1
with debug_options set to ALL,9, i can see the rules getting loaded:
2008/05/26 15:01:34.460| ACL::~ACL: 'acl broken1 url_regex -i
support\.microsoft\.com'
2008/05/26 15:01:34.491| aclDestroyAccessList: 'reply_header_access
Accept-Encoding deny broken1'
2008/05/26 15:01:34.506| Processing: 'acl broken1 url_regex -i
support\.microsoft\.com'
2008/05/26 15:01:34.506| ACL::FindByName 'broken1'
2008/05/26 15:01:34.506| aclParseAclLine: Creating ACL 'broken1'
2008/05/26 15:01:34.506| Processing: 'reply_header_access
Accept-Encoding deny broken1'
2008/05/26 15:01:34.506| aclParseAccessLine: looking for ACL name 'broken1'
2008/05/26 15:01:34.506| ACL::FindByName 'broken1'
but it cannot seems to be working !
interesting is that browsing cachemgr.cgi, 'Current Squid
Configuration', i can see NOTHING about reply_header_access rules ....
i'm sure they are there on squid.conf, cache.log seems to show they
are being loaded, they appear to be NOT working, and they dont appear on
cachemgr.cgi.
what am i doing wrong ??
Two things.
1) The ACL should be "dstdomain .microsoft.com" not a slow regex.
2) The ACL matches against with request_header_access. The
Accept-Encoding header is only sent from client to server.
Amos
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Please use Squid 2.6.STABLE20 or 3.0.STABLE6
