CLI man page:
safesquid-buitins(5)safesquid-buitins(5)) shows built-in profile ideas you can pick when configuring cookie-related policy. It is a UI-only naming aid — no C++ section loads this configuration at runtime.
To enforce cookie behaviour, configure Cookie filter and reference the same tag names in Access Profiles where
cookie_profiles is used.What it does and does not do
- Does — Show labels administrators can pick when configuring Cookie filtering or Access Profiles
cookie_profilesfields. - Does not — Enforce policy, add connection tags, or appear in the request pipeline.
Subsections
- Default Policies — Suggested starting entries under Suggested cookie profile tags. Each row defines an example tag name (for example
READ ONLY) for the Web UI picker.
Entry fields
- Enabled — UI-only row visibility in the suggested list. Does not affect proxy behaviour.
- Comment — Label shown in the Cookie Filtering profile-tag picker.
- Suggested cookie profile tags — Example tag name for the dropdown. Pair with deny rows under Cookie filter and Access Profiles
cookie_profiles.
Examples
How to verify
- Open Cookie filter — confirm the tag appears in the cookie profile picker after you add it under Suggested Profiles.
- Configure a Deny row and Access Profiles
cookie_profileswith the same tag; reproduce a request with matching cookies. - Detailed logs should show cookie filter outcome — Suggested Profiles alone produces no log lines.
See also
CLI:man safesquid-buitins