Name
http_access
Synopsis
The http_access directive is one of the most important aspects of your configuration. It determines whether or not Squid allows or denies a client’s request. If you don’t get your access-control rules just right, savvy Internet users can abuse your resources (e.g., bandwidth, disk storage, address space). Some people find the access control rule syntax confusing. Be sure to read Section 6.2 closely.
Syntax | http_access allow|deny [!] |
Default | http_access deny all |
Example | http_access allow MyClients |
Related | acl, http_reply_access, miss_access, icp_access |
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