Hey Marcelo, It’s possible to use a SQL DB (Mysql,MSSQL,Oracle,PostgreSQL…) and a programming language to put the rules outside of squid.conf. It could be a combination of external acl helpers with DB backend and a configuration (squid.conf) generator based on a DB. However, you first need to do some homework and make sure it will be good enough for your use case. As Alex mentioned there are fast and slow ACLs but for your use case depends on your service size it’s possible To be able to answer your question in detail you need to prepare a technical spec that will try summarize your use case. I am working on a series of Zoom meetings that I hope will start next week on Thursday evening IST. I need to prepare the slides and environment for this meeting and it will be the first of: Squid 0 to hero I will try to post about these meetings in the coming week with hope that you will be able to participate. I believe that for your use case it’s better that you will not use PHP to write your helper despite to that fact that In my production environment I am using many RUBY helpers that eventually worth their memory consumption. (Kinkie it took me a while to grasp that the memory usage differences between languages doesn’t worth considering) I am working on couple examples but I am pretty sure it’s not your use case. All The Bests, Eliezer ---- Eliezer Croitoru NgTech, Tech Support Mobile: +972-5-28704261 Email: ngtech1ltd@xxxxxxxxx My-Tube: https://tube.ngtech.co.il/ From: squid-users <squid-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf Of Marcelo Hello, Is it possible to use MySQL and PHP programming to put squid rules outside of squid.conf? I would like to “transfer” parameters as ACLs, HTTP_ACCESS, HTTP_PORT, and TCP_OUTGOING_ADDRESS from squid.conf to a DB+PHP solution. Marcelo |
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