Re: [squid-users] Problem with ACL ???

From: Jim Nachlin <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 12:02:46 -0400

The regular expression \.exe$ will match request strings ending with
".exe", bit it will not match .exe?". If you want to match ".exe"
anywhere else in the string, remove the ending $ like so:

acl download urlpath_regex -i \.exe

Muthukumar wrote:
>>I want my users download software on weekend only, I set a ACL as following:
>>
>>ACL download urlpath_regex \.exe$ \.EXE$
>
>
> Are you using ACL ??!
>
> Try as,
>
> acl download urlpath_regex -i \.exe$
>
> -i will be used for case in-sensitive
>
>>Http_access allow download weekend
>>Http_access deny all
>
>
> http_access not Http_access. Based on above two rules, it will only allow to access web on week-end for download.
> All other access will be denied. what is the weekend acl info's?
>
> can you post your squid.conf ( removing ^# (comments) and blank lines )
>
> -muthu
>
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