Jens-s. Voeckler wrote:
> BTW, what is the difference between "deny endings" and "allow !endings"?
How it interacts with other cache_peer_access entries for the same peer.
ACL lists are searched from top down until a match is found. When a
match is found then allow/deny status of that match is the final answer.
If you only have one ACL for the peer then it's the same.
cache_peer_access your1.neighbour.cache allow endings
cache_peer_access your1.neighbour.cache deny all
vs
cache_peer_access your1.neighbour.cache deny !endings
cache_peer_access your1.neighbour.cache allow all
(the last ACL rule is implicit. Squid negates the allow/deny status of
the last entry if no match is found).
--- Henrik Nordstrom Spare time Squid hackerReceived on Thu Oct 29 1998 - 16:09:02 MST
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