> > Dear Squid Techies, > > I have declared 5 reply_body_max_size for different groups, restricting > them on different limit, say 100MB, 75MB, 2MB, 2MB, 1MB accordingly. > > I would like to give all these groups different error messages based on > which group of users is trying to download more. Right now, for all these > groups, system is delivering ERR_TOO_BIG located in > /usr/share/squid/errors/English directory. > > when i tried, deny_info need an acl to mention along with it. But here the > case is different.. the following is an example of reply_body_max_size in > my system... > > reply_body_max_size 104857600 allow power_acl > # deny_info MAX_POWERACL ---> tried this > # deny_info MAX_POWERACL power_acl ---> tried this too > reply_body_max_size 78643200 allow download_surfers_acl > and so on... > > Thanks in Advance... > Nice idea, however there is no easy answer. It will likely take a redesign to make this possible: 1) the ACLs are tested mid-stream when content-length is missing from the headers. Thus no error page at all can be returned on many requests. 2) This part of squid is a black-box lookup to pull the theoretical maximum body size. The ACL lookups and the code which compares the object size to the expected max are not related. Amos
