Jorge, I understand that you want to give users maximum 5 minutes access to facebook. There are various problems with implementing this requirement but one issue is that Squid nor any other software has a way to determine if a user visits facebook.com or visits an other website that has a facebook button. The most common solution is to allow users to access facebook on a reguler time, e.g. during lunch hours or after regular working hours. Marcus Jorge Bastos wrote:
Howdy, I've been checking the time condition but I didn't found what I need to, and also don't know if that's possible. I'd like to setup an ACL to block facebook.com, and allow a timeout of 300 seconds per day, on working days. I saw that with the time condition I specify to run only on working days by using the "D" abbreviation, as well the time between 09:00-18:00. Is there a way that combining the two options I said, to block the user if he accessed the facebook.com for more than 300 seconds on each day, displaying a configurable page or the standard squid error page? Thanks, Jorge,
