Shaine wrote:
But i am confuse in this option. Can you please direct me with an example ?
Shaine
acl yes dstdomain .site1.com
acl no dstdomain .site2.com
url_rewrite_access yes
url_rewrite_access !no
Amos Jeffries-2 wrote:
Shaine wrote:
Hi Henrik,
First of all i would like to thank you again for all valuable
informations
provided to me. Those were really help full for my squid integration. But
unfortunately there is a problem in sqlite. SO i thought its really waste
of
hanging with such a data base , switched to Mysql. Now every thing
working
fine.
Now , i want to allow my redirect program only for specific urls to be
get
activated. Say for instance i wanted send only google via that program.
How can i do that ? if you dont mind can you give me some examples , or
some helpful web urls ?
Can i keep that url in a txt file to be called by url_redirector ACL , if
it
is possible , i dont have to touch for squid configuration.
url_rewriter_access plus a list of ACL which 'permit' certain requests
to have their URL re-written.
Amos
Many thanks,
Shaine
Henrik Nordstrom-5 wrote:
On ons, 2008-07-09 at 10:04 -0300, Marcus Kool wrote:
Shaine,
When a program runs fine from the command line but not from a daemon,
the cause is usually the change of environment: PATH or other
environment variable, user ID....
Remember that squid is started with a very clean environment.
I suggest to run the redirect program from at:
# su - squid
$ at now
echo "input line" | redirector > /tmp/log
Better make that
( echo "input line" ; echo "another input line" ; echo "yet another
input line" ) | redirector
Redirecting the output is optional. at delivers it in an email
otherwise.
should return the correct result for all three lines.
Regards
Henrik
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