Le lundi 26 octobre 2009 06:10:46, Michael da Silva Pereire a écrit : > Hi All, > > I'm sure this is not the first time this question has been asked, but > google has failed me :( > > I am currently thinking of implementing a squid server to reverse proxy > some sites for clients hosted on a few IIS servers. > The problem with them is that the clients are getting different > developers to put together there sites, so they coded very badly. > Allowing SQL insersions to overwrite data in there databases and etc... > > I was hoping I could use squid and setup a few url rejects on the > standard, INSERT, DELETE, and UPDATE junk. > > But doing this for a POST is proving to me more difficult, the url or > auth external scripts aren't passed the POST data/content. > Which I would also want to filter for obvious reasons. > > Anybody done this before ? Am I on the right track ? > > Regards, > Mike > You may use squid+https_port+icap to do your job how ever, we did that using apache, apache is a little more friendly to manipulate querryes than squid.
