On 24/03/2023 2:34 pm, Francisco wrote:
Hi, (first Iapologize for my English) I have a local squid proxy in forward mode, with parent cache. I'm trying calc and restrict authenticated users that reach the assigned cuote on certains domains and sites, and for that I store the access log into database that match determinates ACL.
Every one minute run an script that calc http_size for every user from database (leaving out logs records derived from TCP_HIT_, zero size, NONE, etc, etc), and those users that get her assigned limit, I put them into a file (that point to an access deny_rule), and make squid -k reconfigure.
Constantly reconfiguring Squid has a large number of side effects such as the one you noticed. Avoiding that is a good idea.
I recommend having a table in the database with the details about whether a user is allowed (or not). The ext_sql_session_acl helper can check that table to allow/deny users.
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