Re: [squid-users] /? can Defeat Squid's ACL

Could you ban \?$

Actually, in the case of www.sex.com, you should probably ban using
destination host, instead of a regex.

        -- Brian

On Thursday 22 August 2002 02:47 am, Colin Contos wrote:
> Hi,
> We use Squid in our school to block offensive websites by using ACLs
> (domain names & ip addresses). All works well except if "/?" is added to
> the domain name the site is no longer blocked. Eg www.sex.com is blocked
> but www.sex.com/? is unblocked. I have included all variations of the
> domain name in the ACL but I can not overcome this problem. It means
> that students just have to add /? to the domain name to defeat Squid's
> ACLs.
> I would appreciate any help.
> Thanks
> Colin Contos
> Lesmudie Senior High School
> West Australia
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> Colin Contos
> Learning Technologies Coordinator
> Lesmurdie Senior High School
> ((08)9291 7888
> 2 (08) 9291 8916
> + Reid Road, Lesmurdie West Australia 6076
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> :www.lesmurdie.wa.edu.au
Received on Thu Aug 22 2002 - 01:05:30 MDT