Hi All,

We use squid and serve a number of different url's. We don't want to
cache anything with a "?" in however we would like to cache url's of
the following format for one specific domain

help.company.co.uk/subdir/?=blah blah . . . . and the url's do
obviously have a question mark in. Do we need something like

acl HELP dstdomain help.company.co.uk
cache allow HELP

acl QUERY urlpath_regex cgi-bin \?
cache deny QUERY

Hope that makes sense.

Many thanks in anticipation.

Have a good one.

Cheers

Andy

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I am trying to setup a transpatent proxy to act as a bandwidth
limiter. I setup a few basic acl rules but when I keep getting the
following errors in the access log:

TCP_DENIED/403 1524 CONNECT redir1.foldershare.com:443 - NONE/- text/
html

I have tried a variety of combinations of acl rules and it seems the
only set that works is if I add a:
http_access allow privNet
or
http_access allow SafePorts
http_access allow CONNECT SSL_Ports

Just got started with Squid with Privoxy sending requests to Squid.
Do you have your ACLs and http_access setup correctly?
Is the client looking for port 3128?

Hi,

I have set-up a accel proxy listening on port 80 with cache_peers
pointing to different ports on the same box. I am noticing in the logs
i am getting lots of:

2008/01/22 16:28:35| TCP connection to 127.0.0.1/80 failed
2008/01/22 16:28:36| TCP connection to 127.0.0.1/80 failed
2008/01/22 16:28:37| temporary disabling (Service Unavailable) digest
from 127.0.0...

HI Guys,
WE have configured squid for internet browsing and have used many ACLs
to block different catagories of websites. Using squid access.log we
are able to see that a website is getting blocked but i want to know
how to check which ACL in squid.conf is blocking a particular website.
Please help how to check this,
Regards
Dinesh