Re: Restricting one client's access to particular pages

You could do it with ACL's (ugly) or a redirection script (neater). The
redirector is given the URL, the request type, and the client address (not in
that particular order) on a line on stdin, and produces one line of stdout
with the URL that Squid should _really_ give them. You can use it to restrict
access to a particular host by returning
http://www.yourdomain/sorry_restricted.html in response to any requests from a
particular source IP that aren't destined for your local servers.

D
Redirection programs: Not the answer to everything, but a nifty solution to a
great many things.

Nick O'Brien wrote:

> I have a question regarding access control lists in Squid. I have looked
> in the FAQ and the Squid Documentation Set but have not found the answer.
>
> We are running Squid-1.NOVM.17, we have restricted access to Squid to
> users on local machines, but allow them to access not only our local web
> site, but also all other sites on the Internet.
>
> However we would like to restrict the access through Squid from one
> particular local machine so that it can only access our local web site. Is
> this possible, and if so how would I go about doing this?
>
> Rgds.,
>
> Nick.
>
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