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From: Daniel Lopes <lopsch@lopsch.com>
Subject: Re: rules for skype
Date: Mon, 02 May 2005 17:36:57 +0200
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Seferovic Edvin schrieb:
> I think that you can stop ALL https connections with squid.. if you wan=
t of
> course... but then, I dont know if there is such way as you described i=
t. A
> very good ACL implementation is squidGuard.
>=20
> But hey.. why do you want to stop skype?
>=20
> Regards,
>=20
> Edvin Seferovic
>=20
I can also block https by blocking port 443 that=B4s not the point. The=20
point is to block "bad" 443 port traffic and let "good" traffic pass.