Hi All,


Anybody know how to block HTTPS base sites. (ex. gamil.com) without blocking only 443 port. because It block all the https base site. I want to block only mail sites.

Thanks in Advance

Avin.....

HTTPS has nothing to do with 'mail sites'. If you block https, that's 443 by default.

There is a blacklist you can put in place in Squid, to block the sites listed in it, but there's no hard-and-fast rule to block mail sites. A 'mail site' can be called anything, and run on any port....

Best thing you can do in your situation, is to look at the access logs, and pull out a list of sites you want to block, and build your blacklist accordingly.

Hi,

Thanks for reply.....

I have already created my black list. Problem is that Squid only filter http base site and it is not filter https base site. I want to block some https base site like gmail, hotmail and chatting tools(gtalk, skype)

I know very well how to filter http base site but I am not able to apply my rules on https base site. I had tried to block 443 port which https use for connection but It was block all the https site. and some office application. So Can you tell me How can I block 443 port on particular domain. I am using Transparent Proxy.

Thanx
Avi.....

Create a block list that's regex based, that'll block anything including HTTPS:

I have the same problem. Did you already found out how?

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First, don't reopen old threads...this is TWO YEARS OLD. Open your own thread for your own question. And did you not read the above thread?? You can create an ACL to block sites, or use the regex based ACL that's documented in Squid.