Hi all,
recently i started using Shallas blacklists to filter traffic on my network.
As you know this list is huge (~17Mb bzipped).
So heres my problem, when i try to access www.amazonaws.com, squid effective
blocks it. I have been trying to figure out which rule it matches against so
that i can remove/modify it, but all in vain.
Earlier i tried by specifying debug levels in squid configuration, but as the
blacklist is huge, there are too many things getting printed which is making
it really difficult and time consuming.
I would like to know if there is a way that i can effectively detect the
matching rule thats causing issues and quickly fix it.
Please comment
Regards
~Sameer
Received on Sat Jan 17 2009 - 08:04:49 MST
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