[nlug] Re: Internet Site Restriction using Squid

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On 6/7/06, Allen Morgan <> wrote:
> I am trying to block access to the myspace site using Squid. Using the
> information from www.squid-cache.org, I have added to my squid.conf file the
> following:
>
> acl myspace dstdomain http://myspace.com
> acl myspace dstdomain www.myspace.com
> http_access deny myspace
> http_access deny all

on first glance: neither http://myspace.com NOR www.myspace.com are
domains. perhaps you should check into whether you are using the
dstdomain keyword correctly. perhaps you should test some other ACL
configurations to make sure that the ACL is doing something.

i also trust that the client you are testing with is actually *using*
the squid box as its proxy, whether explicitly via browser settings or
transparently by explicitly passing all http traffic through it.

-mike

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