Re: [squid-users] 2 squid on the same server

On 30/04/11 20:12, J. Webster wrote:
>
>> How they interact is entirely up to you and your configuration.
>> The http_access lists are a full-blown boolean programming language with
>> hundreds of ACL permutations and paths you can configure.
>>
>> It is perfectly possible to configure in a way where they don't
>> interact, BUT you need to configure that to happen.
>> Simply listing a check for NCSA auth then an external ACL check for
>> IP auth one after the other will case problems. Checking the client
>> subnet earlier on the access line can skip one or other auth test and
>> avoid a clash.
>> This config separation is possible for the external ACL vs auth_param
>> checks. Two auth_param types must combine and do the advert thing.
>>
> Do I need to do something in PHP/perl to make this work?
> eg
> auth_param basic program /bin/php your_script_location
> How can the script check the ncsa password file? I think cheking the IP address is probably the easier part

Both yes and no and no.
Yes to "something", any scripting or executable language can be used.
Via *external_acl_type* (NOT auth_param).

<erased garbage javascript injection>

Amos

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