1. How do I reset the TTL of an IP?
2. Do you know of any example external ACLs that can be used to limit
number of users? After all, if there is a way to limit number of users,
that is what I'm looking for..
John Doe yazmış:
From: Ozan UÇAR <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
I have been on the lookout for a solution to limit the number of users allowed
to connect to the Internet. What I am looking for is not maxconn. I do not wish
to limit the number of total connections per client. A client can have as many
connections as s/he wishes. Say, I want to limit Internet access to 20 users. I
have been reading the manuals and googling for awhile now, with no luck. Anyone
know of a way to achieve this?
Don't you think limiting the bandwidth per user with delay pools would be better
(more fair)...?
But if you really want to limit the number of users, maybe you could use an
external acl that will take note of the src IPs (with a given ttl, so no ttl on
the squid side).
If at a given time your list of IPs includes more than 20 IPs (different than
the current one), deny...
Those IPs will be taken off the list when they reach their ttl.
You could implement a fifo stream so that when the first IP is taken out, the
21th becomes the 20th and is accepted...
But that means they might receive only half of their webpage if the ttl expire
in the middle...
So you could reset the ttl of an IP at each connection...
But, with this setup, these 20 users could block others access forever if they
are really active...
Anyway, I do not think it is a good idea...
JD
