On Tue, 2003-09-16 at 18:26, Henrik Nordstrom wrote: > On Tue, 16 Sep 2003, mdew wrote: > > > I'm trying to block ads.. > > http://somesite.com/something/ads/flash-advert.swf > > > > what would be the correct regex to block *somesite.com/something/ads/* > > The following url_regex would block https:// or http:// > (*.)somesite.com/something/ads/* > > ^https?://\([^/]*\.\)somesite\.com/something/ads/flash-advert\.swf$ > > or you could assume /something/ads/ on any server categorised as partially > having ads then you could use the following more efficient construct > > acl partially_ads_server dstdomain ... > acl ads_path urlpath_regex ^/something/ads/ > http_access deny partially_ads_server ads_path > > Regards > Henrik > >
so you're telling me.. ^https?://\([^/]*\.\)linuxtoday\.com/RealMedia/ads/Creatives/Webtrends_5z/ON_ICron_125x800_nlr.swf$ will block all from linuxtoday\.com/RealMedia/ads? I was thinking of soemthing like?, ^https?://\([^/]*\.\)linuxtoday\.com/RealMedia/ads$ I dunno :) explain how your way blocks it, and everything under it :)
