I tried on different browser but it's the same. Clearing browser cache and stopping the service made no difference either. I don't know if Squid does change Ubuntu network settings. Any particular place/file to check it out?
On Mon, Nov 10, 2014 at 6:34 PM, Antony Stone <Antony.Stone@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Monday 10 November 2014 at 17:12:23 (EU time), Efe wrote:
> acl myrule dstdom_regex "/etc/squid3/domainblock.txt"
> http_access deny myrule
>
> where domainblock.txt is
>
> someaddress.com
> blockthis.net
As Amos said, use dstdomain instead of dstdom_regex.
> Now whenever i enter someaddress.com url & hit enter, it (squid or
> something on the network level) redirects to the localhost page. That's
> fine as long as i want to restrict access to that website.
>
> Problem is, changing config "http_access allow myrule" and reconfiguring,
> parsing and restarting squid and then the computer does not change
> anything, i.e i still cant access someaddress.com. Removed the settings
> from config, no luck again.
>
> As i said, iptables is empty. So what might be the reason then?
Local browser cache on the client machine?
Try testing with client A, reconfigure, and then re-test from client B (where A
and B are either different computers or different browsers, or both).
Regards,
Antony.
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