On 3/05/2015 5:41 a.m., Michael Pelletier wrote:
> It does not work as the group acl is of type "slow" while header
> modification is of type "fast".
Corrrect, and that is the answer to your question.
If you have a new enough Squid, use a auth/group check in http_access
and a note ACL check in th
It does not work as the group acl is of type "slow" while header
modification is of type "fast".
I am looking at ECap to do the modification if the user is in a user group.
Does this sound like I am going down the right path?
Does anyone know of a good example of doing header add\mods with ECap w
On 2/05/2015 3:12 p.m., Michael Pelletier wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I wish to modify a request header if the user is a member of a group. The
> example below I am trying to restrict people at work to ONLY the work email
> address UNLESS they are in the group "FullEmailAccess". Is this correct?
Does it
Hello,
I wish to modify a request header if the user is a member of a group. The
example below I am trying to restrict people at work to ONLY the work email
address UNLESS they are in the group "FullEmailAccess". Is this correct?
acl FullEmailAccess proxy_auth -i "[a file containing users. One pe
