>
> We have configured Squid to allow access only to a limited list of
> "trusted" SSL sites:
>
> acl all_https proto ^https
> acl httpslist url_regex -i "/opt/squid/etc/httpslist.txt"
> http_access allow httpslist
> http_access deny all_https !httpslist
>
> We use Internet Explorer (6.0 on Windows XP) as Browser.
>
> When going to a "forbidden" SSL site, the Error page
> delivered by Squid is
> not completely displayed by Internet Explorer. In fact, the
> whole page is
> delivered to the computer (monitored on the client computer
> by ethereal
> e.g.), but only the first 698 characters (whole text including HTTP
> headers) are displayed.
>
> When using another Browser (Mozilla Firefox 1.0), the whole
> Error page is
> displayed correctly. Also, when going to "forbidden" HTTP
> sites, the whole
> Error page is displayed by BOTH Browsers.
>
> The "chopped error page" only occurs for IE in the case of
> "forbidden" SSL
> sites. The problem is present even in a fresh install of
> Windows XP. So it
> all points to some severe IE problem.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
In IE -> Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced
Uncheck : show friendly http error messages.
M.
