On 13/12/17 03:31, --Ahmad-- wrote:
as an example i want directives to be added automatically without adding them to squid.conf look below : acl ip1 myip 1.2.3.4 http_access allow ip1 http_port 6532 so above i want them to be added to squid.conf without add them there so i run squid in terminal it will contact default squid.conf which has no config but it will have the config above added automatically make sense ?
Sort of. See should be able to see how to add fixed default values for those directives are already being defined for how to add fixed values.
Your problem will be that the default config is loaded *before* Squid starts receiving traffic. The myip value is very dynamic and changes or only identifiable *after* Squid is fully running. It can even change between TCP connections arriving if the machines NIC assignments change.
Since your values are fixed at compile time and cannot be changed dynamically you may do better to have a squid.conf with those settings that gets loaded always and uses the include directive to load any other user configurable content.
Have a look at the way I'm doing separation between Squid packages config and admin config for Debian Squid-4 packages:
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