Access control lists
Access Control Lists (ACLs) are the base elements for access control and are normally used in combination with other directives such as
http_access,
icp_access, and so on, to control access to various Squid components and web resources. ACLs identify a web transaction and then directives such as http_access, cache, and then decides whether the transaction should be allowed or not. Also, we should note that the directives related to accessing resources generally end with _access.
Every access control list definition must have a name and type, followed by the values for that particular ACL type:
acl ACL_NAME ACL_TYPE value acl ACL_NAME ACL_TYPE "/path/to/filename"
The values for any ACL name can either be specified directly ...
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