Hello all.
I know how to block src/dst domains/IPs in Squid.

I'd like to "give" users special error-pages (ACCESS_DENIED) according to the sites they visit.

Is it possible?
So, if I block xxx.abc, the user should see "XXX.abc is blocked". If the user will try to visit xyz.com , Squid should give another error page "xyz.com is not allowed to visit", something like this.

For other blocked domains a default error page will go. In fact, I need such a special page only for one web-site (very popular social network. Users spend too much time at work surfing it).

Best regards, Alexey.

Hello,

Yes, that's possible. Look at the following, found with Google in under a second.
http://digitizor.com/2009/09/16/how-...ages-in-squid/
http://zlstudios.net/2010/06/change-...y-error-pages/

Furthermore, if I recall correctly you can set specific error pages per site (error_directory) in your squid.conf. Have a look at the configuration parameters.

Kind regards,

Eric

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