John Doe wrote:
The problem is that the rewriting can be complex and context dependant...
By example: only big abusers images will be changed (decision needs an
external script).
Other example: *.small.* -> *.320.*, etc...
I need an external script that can handle complex cases.
So, can I have more than one url_rewrite "blocks"?
Not in current squid.
There is the possiility of multiple external_acl_type though.
Arg...
So, just to be sure, there is no way to rewrite (or not) an URL based on some headers analysis?
Basicaly, I need the input parameters of external_acl and the output of url_rewrite.
If
not, do you think it would be easy for me (basic C knowledge) to patch
squid source to add at least the referer to url_rewrite input.
Or,
could I use a dirty trick like 'user=NEWURL' set by external_acl helper
program and then get it from url_rewrite input parameters...?
So far we don't need authentification, but can the variable handle an URL...
Another
solution would have been the 2 helpers (external and rewrite) directly
talking to each other (external tells rewrite "I denied this request,
rewrite it please"); but there is no good way to identify a request
(like the Unique sequence number).
Does anyone know some way to do this...?
Not with the current squid. The closest is a patch being developed
privately, which it sounds like will be released sometime down the
track. As to when, I can't say just yet.
Amos
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