Re: [squid-users] Blocking Sites

If I make the assumption that proxy_auth is going to happen before processing
the URL request:

http_access allow proxy_auth (list of users) (sites allowed)
http_access deny (list of users)
http_access allow (list of full access users)
http_access deny all

Something more like that jumps to mind, but I can't test it for you until
later so perhaps someone else can advance on this further.

Simon

20-Mar-02 at 07:55, Michael K Bender (benderm@marmail.ed.ray.com) wrote :
> Hello,
>
> I am currently using a proxy_auth ACL to control access through the squid proxy. However, there are certain
> users of mine that I want to only allow access to specific sites. I understand what the ACL would be to do
> that, but I want to make sure that the user is first authenticated, and then limited to certain sites. I'm
> not sure in what order to put these ACLs in order to achieve what I want. I'm thinking that I'd put a
> http_access deny !(sites they are allowed) (list of specific users from ACL), and then the http_access allow
> proxy_auth (list of all users from ACL). I'm looking for someone to either tell me if I'm on the right track,
> or if I'm completely off.

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