I am trying to force the users behind my proxy to be forced into a human interaction based ACL at a certain time every night. I have it working pretty well, but there is still traffic that is not getting filtered by that ACL. >From what I can figure out so far, if connections are active before the time ACL kicks in, some are forced to the ACL that requires human interaction, but not for all content. It seems that traffic making it through has a mime type of application/javascript or application/json, or no specified mime-type at all. It could be something else, but from what I can get out of the logs, that's all i can figure. Sadly there so much traffic going though the proxy, I can't turn on the debug logging to see which ACL might be letting them through, but the requests are showing in the logs, which makes me think it's going through the ACLs. Does anyone know how to reset all the connections without having to restart the service, or something else more drastic like messing with the system firewall via a script? As some more information, we use auth-digest, some very large ACL lists, and the external human-interaction based on time of day. Thanks- Steve
