# Example: IP access pattern file

# the following CDIR notation is allowed ONLY:
# a.b.c.d/m	with a, b, c, d ... {0..255} and	m ... {0..32}
# and is referred as IP access pattern.
#
# you can prefix any IP access pattern with a '!`, which explicitly says,
# "Do not rewrite the passed URL from this client"
 
#############################################################################
# Since jesred uses a linear list of ip access patterns, the order of the   #
# ip access patterns in this file is important!!!                           #
#############################################################################

# jesred uses a linear IP Access pattern list. As long as no match is found,
# it compares the clients IP address with the next pattern, listed below.
# If the end of the list is reached and no match was found, jesred echo's
# back a "\n", which indicates no URL replacement to squid.
# If the client IP address matches an entry below, rewrite rules
# are applied immediately (i.e. no further checks for other IP access
# pattern matches will be done).
#

# These are my children caches which have their own redirectors running
!141.44.251.15/32
!149.203.102.1/32
# rewrite all URLs from
141.44.0.0/16
149.203.0.0/16
193.175.28.0/24