On Tuesday 05 August 2003 09.08, Markus Korbel wrote:
> Hi, I like to use Mysql as source of the acl's for squid. We want
> to block several sites, so they cant be viewed. The problem with
> the standard acl's used by squid is, if you want to add/remove a
> site from the list, you need to restart squid all the time, wich
> takes several minutes. In these minutes no internet traffic is
> possible, which is a big problem.
You do not need to restart Squid. A "squid -k reconfigure" is
sufficient and much less intrusive on the service.
I am not aware of a acl helper doing exacly this, but it should not be
hard to write one I suppose. But some thought may be needed in how to
index "sites" into a relational databases if you by "sites" mean
something more than only fully qualified host names..
Regards
Henrik
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