>> # Assuming namasenda.com is a registered domain, and the outcome is >> controlling any domain with the word "namasenda" like >> hatenamasenda.com or .net >> a) .\namasenda\. >> b) .namasenda. >> c) .namasenda.com >> d) .\namasenda\.com >> >> Is a) & b) correct, anyway? > > > No they are not. Neither is (d). > > (c) is correct dstdomain syntax but the "wildcard" is label-based, not > character-based. > Is it possible to have / write a label-based dstdomain syntax? How? > .namasenda.com will match namasenda.com, www.namasenda.com, > www2.namasenda.com, other.namasenda.com > but not: anamasenda.com or hatenamasenda.com or anything else with a > different 2nd-tier label than "namasenda". > > >> >> I want one squid instance to listen on ports 80, 8080, & 3128 >> Do I just do "http_port 3128 8080 80 transparent" work? > > > No, one line per http_port entry. > > Amos > Thank you, # Edmonds.
