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howard chen wrote:
Hi,

On Sun, Jun 22, 2008 at 1:23 AM, Jose Ildefonso Camargo Tolosa
for 1: maybe iptables + l7filter ( http://l7-filter.sourceforge.net/ ).
for 2: iptables, yup, plain iptables.
for 3. not sure... but maybe iptables + l7filter too.


All the problem with iptables is it is NOT suitable to handle a lot of
rules, it has been discussed in netfilter mailing list before...

Currently I have a proxy written using C which store IP info in memory
which is lighting fast and efficient. I just wonder should I merge
this proxy into squid or not. (They are running at the same machine
now)

If you can describe your requirements you may find they are already met by various combinations of the existing squid ACL.

Take this up in squid-dev though if you are interested in merging the two proxies. So you can gleam the experience of all of us dvelopers, not just the few who moonlight as public squid support.

Amos
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