Hi Alex!
I think you must be using the rep_mime_type for
downloads... have you tried to use the req_mime_type
directive for uploads? Maybe on this directive you can
match these kind of files and associate it with delay
pools.
acl exe_files rep_mime_type ^application/octet-stream$
^application/exe$ ^application/x-exe$
^application/dos-exe$ ^vms/exe$ ^application/x-winexe$
^application/msdos-windows$
^application/x-msdos-program$
acl zip_files rep_mime_type ^application/zip$
^application/x-zip$ ^application/x-zip-compressed$
^application/x-compress$ ^application/x-compressed$
^multipart/x-zip$
Don't know the rest for delay pools... but i think
that this will help you a little...
Best regards!
André
--- Alex <alex@hostingcenter.ro> escreveu:
> Hi guys,
>
> I have a small problem and I was wondering if
> someone might give me a hint
> on how to solve it.
>
> The thing is that I need to be able to limit the
> upload made by the clients
> through squid. I'm doing the same for download, with
> delay pools, but I'm a
> bit confused about what type of ACL's should I use
> for upload. I only need
> to do this for some file types (exe. zip, etc.).
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Alex
>
>
>
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