topic Re: SQUID - no logginf for some users in Operating System - Linux

SQUID - no logginf for some users

Mauro Gatti — Fri, 24 Jan 2003 15:41:19 GMT

It is possible disable logging for some users?

Thank You

Re: SQUID - no logginf for some users

Stuart Browne — Tue, 28 Jan 2003 21:48:44 GMT

Not that I'm aware of.

The directives for Squid do not have any conditional (or ACL based) logging abilities.

Why would you NOT want to log? I fail to see a decent reason fo this.

Maybe we can come up with something to better suit your needs, if we knew what they were.

Re: SQUID - no logginf for some users

Mauro Gatti — Wed, 29 Jan 2003 07:45:03 GMT

some "special" user ask to protect their privacy without renounce to advantage of caching...
Do you know any possible way to do this?

Re: SQUID - no logginf for some users

benoit Bruckert — Wed, 29 Jan 2003 11:21:30 GMT

Hi,
I didn't see any directives in squid.conf file to not log in the access file some users.
What you can do is :
no logging for everybody !(file=/dev/null)
Or if you want to spend some times :
edit the source file :
src/access_log.c,
Make your change in the function :
accessLogCommon or the one you have define in conf file...
You can try an strcmp on the pointer "client" which seems to contains the ip address of the workstation, and disable the buffer write in case it's the ip address of your special user !

of course this solution is hard coded but should work ! May be a request to the squid dev team could be another solution ??
hth
Benoit
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