Hello List, i am using a perl script for ACL like this: external_acl_type ldap_surfer negative_ttl=60 ttl=60 children=200 %DST %SRC /etc/squid/ldap_default_allow.pl acl ldap_users external ldap_surfer http_access allow ldap_users However, after a squid upgrade from squid-3.1.0.14 to squid-3.1.19 i am getting DENIED request. When i turn on ACL Debug i seee this: ACL::ChecklistMatches: result for 'ldap_users' is -1 My /etc/squid/ldap_default_allow.pl perl script might not be the best ( i am doing some ldap and mysql stuff in there), so i modified it to a very simple script: #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; $|=1; while(defined(my $INPUT = <STDIN>)) { print "OK\n"; next; } I have about 300 Clients and the traffic is quite high. I have the feeling that squid or the script is not very efficent. Can i use concurrency=X here with this perl script? Am i using the syntax right? Or am i doing anything wrong? Thanks, Mario