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what acl-operator combination would i use to block all traffic except for url's ending in ram?
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what acl-operator combination would i use to block all traffic except for url's ending in ram?

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I have an RTSP proxy. Unfortunately real player needs http access to start the rtsp stream, so <br />
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i need to provide a http proxy for .ram files only. (no http, asp, php etc.)<br />
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How is this possible with squid?
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I have an RTSP proxy. Unfortunately real player needs http access to start the rtsp stream, so 

i need to provide a http proxy for .ram files only. (no http, asp, php etc.)

How is this possible with squid?

Squid, configuration to allow only .ram files

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