Hello again,
>
> Hi Martin...
> I think it will seem like...
>
> acl feverURL url_regex -i ^http://doubleclick.net
> acl nessFiles -i \.mp3$ \.ra$
> acl workTime time MTWHFA 8:00-19:59
>
> http_access deny feverURL
> http_access deny nessFiles workTime
> http_access allow nessFiles
>
> ~Al..
>
I entered:
acl Doubleclick url_regex doubleclick
acl AdForce url_regex adforce
acl Akamai url_regex akamai
acl NoMp3 -i \.mp3$ \.mpeg3$ \.ra$ \.ram$
acl WorkTime MTWHFA 08:00-20:00
http_access deny Doubleclick
http_access deny AdForce
http_access deny Akamai
http_access deny NoMp3 WorkTime
http_access allow all
And it works for some:
969637055.207 0 172.19.4.9 TCP_DENIED/403 1088 GET
http://a12.g.akamai.net/7/12/282/b7d5c2fc435830/av.com/g/ico_ubid.gif -
NONE/- -
and for others (mp3 and the like) it doesn't:
969638071.918 16452 172.19.4.11 TCP_MISS/000 0 GET
http://www.blablablabla.com/audiofile.mp3 - DIRECT/www.blablablabla.com -
So it's still possible to download MP3 files...
What now??
Thanks,
Martin
> : Dear all,
> :
> : I think I've already seen a thread on this, so sorry for
> being repetitive
> : and lame...
> :
> : I would like to block certain type of URL, such as
> doubleclick.net and all
> : those ad.*.* I think I need an ACL but don't know how to
> configure them.
> : And I also would like to avoid some bandwidth-eatting
> filetypes during
> : working hours, such as mp3, RealAudio, etc . Another ACL
> should be used,
> : isn't it?
> :
> :
> : Thanks in advance!
> :
> : Martin
> :
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