>> fine-grained restriction of sub-urls available beneath the host level.
>
>
> This, by the way, is where it devolved into Greek for me. All of
> these words are familiar to me, but not in this arrangement.
What I mean is:
iptables will allow you to allow/deny a domain, like suncoastlug.org.
It won't allow you to say, "suncoastlug.org/index.html" is ok, but
"suncoastlug.org/naughty.html" is bad. Which I believe squid will.
Also, if something is multihosted...for example, if
educationalstuff.org is hosted on the same server with the same ip as
ninetynaughtynurses.net, iptables won't see the difference.
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