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--- squid:acls:acl_types [2020/04/04 16:05] – [max_user_ip] peter
+++ squid:acls:acl_types [2020/07/15 09:30] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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   * **number**:  Number of times to login.
-Example(s)
+Example:
 <code>
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   * **mime_type**:  Mime type at the requesting side.
-Example(s)
+Example:
 <code>
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 ===== req_header =====
-Match against any of the known request headers.
 Regular Expression match against any of the known request headers.
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   * **header-name**:  Name at the requesting side.
-Example(s)
+Example:
 <code>
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 Match against the mime type of the reply received by Squid.
-~Also, using this, you can detect file download or some types HTTP tunneling requests.
+Using this, you can detect file download or some types HTTP tunneling requests.
-This has no effect in **http_access** rules.  It only has effect in rules that affect the reply data stream such as http_reply_access.
+This has no effect in **http_access** rules.  It only has effect in rules that affect the reply data stream such as **http_reply_access**.
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   * **mime_type**:  Mime type at the receiving side.
-Example(s)
+Example:
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 ===== rep_header =====
-Match against any of the known response headers.
 Regular Expression match against any of the known response headers.
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   * **header-name**:  Header name at the receiving side.
-Example(s)
+Example:
 <code>
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   * **class_name**:  Defined by external_acl_type tag.
-Example(s)
+Example:
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