Jorge Bastos wrote:
>> acl A dstdomain 195.23.114.74
>> acl B urlpath_regex /inicial.php
>>
>> http_access allow A B
>> http_access deny !session
>>
>
> Great!, now that works perfectly! And all sites entered are redirecting me
> first to the page I specified.
> Now I need to understand a few things and symptoms.
> When I open a browser window, I digit http://kernel.org, and I get
> redirected to http://1.1.1../inicial.php, and then I click the button I've
> made, and continue surfing in kernel.org page, I then go to the address bar,
> and digit www.samba.org, I'm redirected again to the page to
> http://1.1.1../inicial.php .
>
> Maybe it is not creating the session at all?
>
Whoops. Try...
external_acl_type session ttl=14400 negative_ttl=0 children=1 concurrency=200 %SRC /usr/lib/squid3/squid_session -t 14400
...which will send the client IP (instead of the URI being requested)
for the session manager to use as a key.
> When the session is created, is created by squid based on IP ADDR, or it's a
> coockie on the client's browser?
>
It's based on whatever you send to it. In my initial suggestion, I used
the URI as the key. I forgot that we really only need to send the
requested URI to the deny_info page.
> For the session, there's any tool that I can see the active sessions and the
> rest of information about them, ETA time etc etc?
>
Probably not. But you have the source to the helper, so perhaps you can
commission such a tool...
> Jorge,
>
Chris
Received on Mon Apr 13 2009 - 21:51:48 MDT
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