Putting src tries to match IP of the PC from which the request originated.
But thanks, I got this figured out with the referer_regex acl, it looks
something like this:
acl referer_allowsrc referer_regex -i ^http://testing.abc.com [here
testing.abc.com is the referring site]
header_access Referer
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http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/SquidAcl#Differences_between_.27.27src.27.27_and_.27.27srcdomain.27.27_ACL_types
For the /srcdomain/ ACL type, Squid does a reverse lookup of the
client's IP address and checks the result with the domains given o
I have a requirement to remove Referer header when a certain of my sites
make a reference and not all.
I managed to remove Referer selectively based on the destination domain,
but how do I do it based on the originating site?
Here is how it did for destination domain:
acl referer_allowdst dstdomai
