> Em Wednesday 27 August 2008 21:19:15 Amos Jeffries escreveu: >> > >> > OK, I find my error. I looking for headers only on reply not on >> request. >> > >> > It's works fine and are detecting the Content-Type send by browsers >> and >> > others >> > programs. >> > >> > Until here all is fine but I need the reply headers too. I put the acl >> in >> > http_reply_access to verify the reply now, and it appears to not >> verifyng >> > the >> > server header. Any clues? >> >> Ooh, you have uncovered a big missing piece in Squid. > Oh no! > >> >> Most people use the rep_mime_type ACL, but I take it you are doing more >> than just matching against it. > Exactly. I'm current developing a application who query some complex > interations between username, content-type, IP, port and others. Part of > it > is to block streamming audio/video from web. > > Actualy I do it with rep_mime_type on http_reply_header and it function, > but I > trying to migrate it to a new system with squid on background. > > Neither 2.7/3.0 can do it? > None of them at present. I found an open bug, so you are not alone on wanting it. I've also re-started conversation on a fix. http://www.squid-cache.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=740 If there is no other reason holding you to Squid-2 I can throw together an experimental patch for 3.0 for you shortly. Amos
