Jens-s. Voeckler wrote:
> Now, I would like to handle those requests as if they were !.com,
> but "dstdomain" and "dstdom_regex" all feature a reverse lookup.
> But I don't want that feature, I need the old behaviour.
url_regexp does not do a reverse lookup on a IP address.
acl COM url_regex -i ^([^:]*://)?[^/]*\.com(:[0-9]*)?(/|$)
Explanation:
([^:]*://)? http:// style prefix, or blank.
[^/]* login and domain name prefix
\.com .com
(:[0-9]*)? any :81 suffix, or blank
(/|$) / after host[:port], or end of URL.
If you want to match numeric hosts then replace .com with
[0-9][0-9]* domain name ending in digits
If you want to manually test a regexp ACL then use egrep
(squid uses extended regular expressions)
--- Henrik Nordstrom Spare time Squid hackerReceived on Tue Oct 27 1998 - 15:03:23 MST
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