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Can Squid perform whitelisting on URL paths?

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theillien

I have Squid configured with SSL bumping and a whitelist. Users have submitted domains to add to the whitelist including a couple with paths to a specific service, e.g. gstatic.com/recaptcha.

A comment on another post (Allow a certain URL path with Squid) says that using regexes is not possible when using SSL bumping. I'm wondering, though, if this can be accomplished using a specific directive.

In all honesty, I'm not entirely familiar with the various ssl_bump directives such as bump, stare, etc. I really just fumbled my way through the configuration using online resources until I got it to work. One directive did catch my eye, though:

splice: Become a TCP tunnel without decoding the connection. The client and the server exchange data as if there is no proxy in between.

Would it be possible to use splice with some domains and applying a regex to limit access to specific paths? Barring that, can I tell Squid to skip SSL bumping for specific HTTPS domains and then use a regex to match the path?

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