-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 16/12/2014 11:01 p.m., James Harper wrote: > I have a rewrite rule so that any request for a list of apt > repositories (acl dstdomain) are rewritten to instead go to my > apt-cacher server, and then a "cache deny" rule to make sure squid > doesn't cache files from these repositories. This seemed to be > working fine but my latest attempt at a debian install kept failing > because the gpg signature didn't match. It turns that that squid > was actually caching these requests, which is the opposite of what > I wanted as it meant that the sig and the file got out of sync (I > guess apt-cacher doesn't return a proper indication of what is > allowed to be cached and what isn't... so the sig was cached but > the file wasn't, or something like that) > > It turns out that "cache deny <dstdomain acl>" is processed after > the rewrite, and against the rewritten url, so I needed to also > exclude requests for my server running apt-cacher. > > So for example: > > acl apt_repo dstdomain ftp.au.debian.org acl apt_cacher browser > apt-cacher # apt-cacher itself > > cache deny apt_repo cache deny apt_cacher cache allow all > > but I needed to add: > > acl apt_repo dstdomain my.apt.cacher.server > > This is kind of obvious in retrospect, but is it described anywhere > which rules apply against the url before it is rewritten and which > are applied to the rewritten url? > URL re-write is a type of request adaptation. The operational sequence of HTTP request processing is roughly: * parse + header interpretation * network traffic security/policy checks (http_access etc) * request adaptation (ICAP, eCAP, URL-rewrite/redirect) * security policy checks on adapted content (adapted_http_access etc) * source type selection (Store-ID rewrite, cache/store_hit directive) * client connection QoS setup * source-type specific file/worker/server setup * fetching the response I'm not sure if we have it documented anywhere outside the code. Amos -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (MingW32) iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJUkChqAAoJELJo5wb/XPRjJVoIAKyyiJY4koPWKXwQy7FBpcCR Ts0K/glXs2dRDtElp5ijZo7qoxyKPHoE8/H5gJ97f6wb76syctKZNsjYbPjTStNo G9qSN9prjo18MvYRZupmz6LTGeE+jKAeAcpoNiqprIAsR3H2uQpTAd0lXYIVGZly EZ8v//IntiGGfEMFP6VP26AD6eG3uTXwUDEa0msv/PcuXTq0uH2monaMQU/aLzhr rmxAPmLe/x6z0OqY6by/LCk4qFLfFe9lfA3MG2RnJh/ZAy/b6FeApGMQpAX+XfmK it1U9uZIQUsxKpd6zKP6Ekk7T/j4AD1ImDwK0K03vfj9uKA+Svp/XSlhc9FEam8= =XGfH -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users