I have a web server that is to run some php scripts behind a reverse proxy squid server but I did not want people executing random .php files from the many that are on the server. I found in some instructions on the net that adding this will prohibit placing various php files on the URL string and executing. *acl outsiders urlpath_regex -i \.php$ * *http_access deny outsiders* It does. very nicely except the scripts on the web server /seem/ to not be running from the internet side of the proxy. The forms load but the buttons do nothing and processing seems dead. If I go to the php server and load up the web site at localhost and the scripts are indeed running. i.e. The form responds to button pushes and processing occurs as expected. The php server should just be passing html pages generated by it's scripts to the proxy for output right? If I comment out the *http_access deny outsiders* as before I can run for example phpinfo.php from the internet but operate the web site as expected. Obviously I don't understand something TIA :Ron -- View this message in context: http://squid-web-proxy-cache.1019090.n4.nabble.com/Noob-question-about-urlpath-regex-tp4664345.html Sent from the Squid - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
