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Old 01-09-2015, 08:52 AM   #1
prasadyv
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strip http referer header with squid proxy


I have figured out how to remove Referer from header for request going to a destination, as under:

acl referer_allowdst dstdomain google.com
header_access Referer deny referer_allowsrc

Is it possible to deny this selectively for sites originating the referer? I don't want to do it for all sites using the proxy.
Example - referrer should be stripped for xyz.abc.com and 123.abc.com referring to google.com, not other sites like pqr.abc.com, pbs.abc.com etc.,
 
Old 01-12-2015, 03:54 AM   #2
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I have this figured out, we can use the referer_regex ACL available in Squid.
For the above mentioned requirement, the rule is like this

acl denysource-domain referer_regex -i ^http://xyz.abc.com
header_access Referer deny denysource-domain
 
  


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