Linux – Block websites based on header words by squid proxy

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Is it possible to block website accessing based on HTML's "header words" by squid proxy on RHEL 5 ?

If possible please tell as detail.

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What do you mean by 'header words'? Do you mean something win the HTML body or the HTTP headers?

Anyway if you want to block something in the body of the web page for no cost you probably should be looking at DansGuardian.

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Configuring squid to use a different proxy server as its internet connection

See the Squid documentation for the cache_peer directive. For a proxy on parentcache.foo.com:8080, you could use something like:

cache_peer parentcache.foo.com parent 8080 0 no-query default login=user:password
acl all src 0.0.0.0/0 
never_direct allow all

Linux – Block based on keyword

Where will these keywords exist? If the things you want to block on are part of the URL then you can use a squid regex acl.

If you want to block based what makes up the content of the request you would need to be using something like dansguardian.

If you just want to use a block based on URL blacklists of a certain category you can use squidguard combined with one of the several blacklist databases.

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