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Feature Request; Block domains in the http proxy

One feature I'm missing in the ASL is a way to block domains on the http proxy (squid). My company has a policy for forbidden websites, like webmailers (hotmail) etc. I know it's possible to make a blacklist using Surf Protection, but to enable this feature you need a license, although I'm not using the Surf Protection feature at all!

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Tom Pesman

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0 uncue75 over 21 years ago

It's in there, that's just how they chose to license it.

It is a feature of squid. you may be able to impliment it yourself, however I don't know what is involved.
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0 uncue75 over 21 years ago

It's in there, that's just how they chose to license it.

It is a feature of squid. you may be able to impliment it yourself, however I don't know what is involved.
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0 Vukasin over 21 years ago in reply to uncue75

Well, you ARE using surf protection since the Black/White list filters are a PART of the surf protection. If you do not want them you can play with squid ACL's in squid.conf-default. Surf protection offers you a way to use regexps which squid does not have.
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0 Tom_Pesman over 21 years ago in reply to Vukasin

Yes, I know, at this moment I'm using a 30day trial key to test ASL for my company, so I know the option is there. Blocking domains is a free setting in Squid, why pay for something that is exactly the same? Squid can also use regexp. [;)]

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Tom Pesman
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0 Vukasin over 21 years ago in reply to Tom_Pesman

Offcourse, and also you can redo just about everything in ASL [:)]
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