On Tue, 04 Aug 2009 18:55:14 -0300, Leonardo Rodrigues <leolistas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Alberto García Gómez escreveu: >> Dear Fellows: >> >> I have set some delay pools and when I download wiht Getright, this = >> don't respect the limitation, here is my config >> >> acl MacsUser1 arp "/etc/squid/etc/rules/MacUser1" >> ###################################################### >> http_access allow MacUser1 >> ###################################################### >> delay_pools 1 >> delay_class 1 1 >> delay_parameters 1 250/500 >> delay_access 1 allow MacUser1 >> delay_access 1 deny MacUser1 >> >> This is the interesting piece, the rest is just common configuration = >> (cache, parent, etc.) > > > probably getright is simply not using your proxy by a lack of > configuration of the proxy on getright's configurations or maybe the > lack of a transparent proxy enviroment. > > the configuration is correct, should work for any http client on > MacUser1 acl ... including getright or any other download manager Almost. It should still work as-is for the listed EUI-64 (MAC) codes listed due to squid access rule ordering. However for all non-listed clients its broken. The "deny MacUser1" is useless as a control after "allow MacUser1" BUT has the side-effect of changing the implicit default action to "allow all". Which will cause every non-listed MAC address to also be limited by the pool. I think you want to make that "deny !MacUser1" Amos
