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--- squid:acls [2020/04/07 10:39] – [Using the ACLs - http_access] peter
+++ squid:acls [2020/07/15 09:30] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ===== Custom error pages (deny_info) =====
-By default when you deny access the user gets the error page that is stored in the ERR_ACCESS_DENIED file.
+By default when you deny access the user gets the error page that is stored in the **ERR_ACCESS_DENIED** file.
-But luckily you can define your own custom error pages and display them when you deny certain accesses. A simple example:
+But you can define your own custom error pages and display them when you deny certain access.  A simple example:
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-This will deny access only for the user from the IP address 10.0.5.16 when www.google.com is accessed.
+  * This will deny access only for the user from the IP address 10.0.5.16 when www.google.com is accessed.
+    * As you can see the ACLs admin and google are combined.  In such a combination the last ACL in the line is taken into account for lookups of **deny_info**.
-As you can see the ACLs admin and google are combined.  In such a combination the last ACL in the line is taken into account for lookups of **deny_info**.
+    * So it’s important that you define a **deny_info** for the google ACL.
-So it’s important that you define a **deny_info** for the google ACL.
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