On 13/07/19 9:55 pm, --Ahmad-- wrote: > > > i want it when squid access / contact with 1.2.3.4 > > Use "dst" ACL for destination IP's. However, requests are generated before sending. Squid does not know which IP will *in future* be used to deliver the request. So this is unlikely to work properly even if you get the ACL rules correct. On 13/07/19 9:20 pm, --Ahmad-- wrote: > hello folks . > > say i have a set of rules to block some certain types of headers as below : > > header_access Pragma deny all > header_access Keep-Alive deny all > "header_access" is an old Squid-2 directive. "Keep-Alive" is a HTTP/1.0-only Hop-By-Hop header, Squid does *not* use it in any way, nor send it to servers. => The rules you have for "Keep-Alive" do nothing. "Pragma" is likewise an old HTTP/1.0 header, *but* has some mandatory handling requirements when seen in HTTP/1.1. Removing it will break HTTP cache responses. Amos _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
