I've searched through the manual and forums but haven't found a way to do this--I suspect I've missed something, because I know I've configured proxies to ban this in the past.
Is there any way to block via user-agent in the HTTP Proxy?
Specifically, all I want to do is deny all access to "“User-Agent: iTunes/4.9 (Windows; N)" to keep people from bogging down the DSL when they decide they need to listen to podcasts in the office and the thing prefetches half a gig worth...
Realistically, I imagine other people *must* do something similar just to do things like enforce large business policy ("Oh look, somebody plugged in a personal laptop with I.E. 5.0--no--don't let them surf anywhere")..
Any suggestions?
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