squid Which url in my file is matching

Question

i'm trying to open a web, but my squid is blocking that url, in squid.conf, i have this

acl neverallow url_regex -i "/usr/local/squid/etc/blacklist/neverallow"
http_access deny neverallow

if i comment the http_access line, i'm able to open the url, so, i open the file looking for the domain name, or something that looks like the url i'm trying to open, but, couldn't find nothing with my own eyes, so, i'm not an expert in linux, and i don't know how to google this, my question is, is there a way that i can manually( a command, program, etc.) test the url i'm trying to open with the ones saved in the file and know which one is the match??

I'm using Debian 6

Answer 1

Have you tried the DEBUG_OPTIONS ?

debug_options ALL,1 33,2 28,9

And then take a look to cache.log

Don't forget comment the above line after debugging....

Answer 2

Try this script. It should be used in this manner:

$ cat your_url_regex_list_file | ./script.pl url_to_be_tested

so that,

$ cat blacklist.txt | ./script.pl playboy.com

will show the line number of the lines matching the string provided within the file.

Regards.

#!/usr/bin/perl

my $url = $ARGV[0];
chomp($url);
my $tst = 0;
my $lnb = 1;

print "Searching: [$url]...\n";
while (<STDIN>)
{
    my $item = $_;
    chomp($item);
    $lnb++;

    if ($url =~ /$item/)
    {
            print "! $lnb [$url] in |$item| \n";
            $tst++;
    }
}

if ($tst == 0) { print "no one found\n"; }