you mean this: acl ASP urlpath_regex .asp$ cache deny .mydomain ASP then I get errors, restarting squid. or you mean: acl mydomain dstdomain .mydomain.net cache deny mydomain ASP always_direct allow mydomain On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 2:08 AM, Amos Jeffries <squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> I've tried: >> >> acl mydomain dstdomain .mydomain.net >> cache deny mydomain > (denies caching of EVERYTHING at "mydomain.net" and "*.mydomain.net") > >> always_direct allow mydomain > > (forces proxy to nedver use peers when retrieving data for "mydomain.net" > and "*.mydomain.net") > > > What I suggested was using: > cache deny mydomain ASP > > > Amos > >> >> but it doesn't help ! >> >> >> the code in my first posting seems to help, but I need some more tests. >> >> >> I'd like to try refresh_pattern for .asp as well. >> how is the code for refresh_pattern according to .asp? >> >> >> >> >> >> On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 1:01 AM, Amos Jeffries <squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> >> wrote: >>>> thx, >>>> the problem is my lines deny all .asp webpages, but howto configure to >>>> deny asp only from the one certain domain? >>> >>> create another acl ... dstdomain line listing the domain. then combine >>> them together on the "cache deny" line. Preferrably with the faster >>> dstdomain ACL first/leftmost. >>> >>>> >>>> btw. could you pls post lines howto use acl, and "refresh_pattern" for >>>> .asp? >>> >>> refresh_pattern does not support ACLs. It's a global regex matcher. >>> >>>> >>>> greetings >>>> Piotr >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 11:54 PM, Amos Jeffries <squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> >>>> wrote: >>>>>> hi >>>>>> >>>>>> I have Squid-3.0.PRE5 installed on debian etch and we have problems >>>>> >>>>> Please use the squid3 version from Lenny, its much more stable and >>>>> less >>>>> buggy than the beta. >>>>> >>>>>> with some .asp webpages: >>>>>> DOUBLE click the Login button, page cannot be found etc. >>>>>> >>>>>> Howto configure squid.conf to deny cache of all dynamic .asp >>>>>> webpages? >>>>>> >>>>>> I've added to my squid.conf the following lines: >>>>>> >>>>>> hierarchy_stoplist \.asp ? >>>>>> acl QUERY1 urlpath_regex \.asp \? >>>>>> cache deny QUERY1 >>>>>> >>>>>> I've found something like: >>>>>> >>>>>> acl ASP urlpath_regex .asp$ >>>>>> cache deny ASP >>>>>> >>>>>> as well, but I'm not sure which lines are correct? >>>>> >>>>> They both are. Pick the one that you like the look of most. >>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> should I put both to squid.conf? >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> To meet your stated request either will do. >>>>> >>>>> However I'd urge you to consider carefully WHY, you need to do this. >>>>> If the nature of the .asp pages is breaking your Squid, then its >>>>> breaking >>>>> everyones elses' cache as well. >>>>> >>>>> Squid will cache what it is allowed to, the asp web app should be >>>>> giving >>>>> it correct Cache-Control and Expires headers. If these are missing >>>>> squid >>>>> will estimate based on last-change. >>>>> >>>>> For dynamic pages we currently recommend dropping the old default >>>>> QUERY >>>>> acl, and using "refresh_pattern -i (/cgi-bin/\?) 0 0% 0" as the second >>>>> to >>>>> last pattern. This makes squid discard all dynamic objects without >>>>> working >>>>> expiry info immediately, while also letting those good sites that >>>>> provide >>>>> expiry to work. >>>>> >>>>> Amos >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >>> >>> >> > > >
