On 13/07/2015 10:50 a.m., Jason Enzer wrote:
> 'm hardly a novice in squid (more of an initiate, actually) ... but it
> looks like you've got the deny rules backwards in examples 2 & 3. With
> they assumption that the first rule works fine, they should read:
>
> 2. http_access deny *ip2 inc3172*
>
sorry for the repost. putting the whole config up. maybe someone can
spot the issue.
I have a single source address I want access to 10 ips.
I also have a single source address I want to access 1 ip.
The 1:1 works fine
The 1:10 acl is off.. I can connect to the ip:port fine and it works
fine, bu
'm hardly a novice in squid (more of an initiate, actually) ... but it
looks like you've got the deny rules backwards in examples 2 & 3. With
they assumption that the first rule works fine, they should read:
2. http_access deny *ip2 inc3172*
3. http_access deny *ip3 inc3173*
client still shows o
On Sun, 12 Jul 2015 11:13:02 -0700, Jason Enzer wrote:
> [...]
> Looks like this:
>
> [snip]
> http_access allow tasty3171 ip1
> http_access deny ip1 tasty3171
>
> [snip]
> http_access allow inc3172 ip2
> http_access deny *inc3172 ip2*
>
> [snip]
> http_access allow inc3173 ip3
> http_access de
T have a single source address I want access to 10 ips.
I also have a single source address I want to access 1 ip.
The 1:1 works fine
The 1:10 acl is off.. I can connect to the ip:port fine and it works
fine, but the outgoing address is always the one from the 1st acl.
Can someone please help? I
