>I have a user who went to look up a winnebago (no...really..) as a >reference for artwork. He kept getting page cannot be retrieved access >denied. The strange thing is that it won't even look up winnebago as a >web search although I can type "hard drive" in images and web and they >both work. I went looking through the acl blacklists I have set up and >removed any reference to images.google.com and google.com yet it still >says access denied on a search for winnebago. Any idea as to to track >down what is causing the denied hit?? I've tailed the access.log file >and it only prints one line: > >1116946703.711 154 192.168.17.210 TCP_DENIED/403 1434 GET >http://images.google.com/images? - NONE/- text/html > >Is there a way to kick up the verbosity or another way to find the >offense?? Blacklists can be based on domain, URL, URL path etc. Which are you using? If you are using regular expressions then you should look at http://www.regular-expressions.info/tutorial.html With both domains and regular expressions, syntax is critical, especially for leading dots. Probably something in your blacklist is inadvertently matching part of the string 'winnebago', although when I do that the log does point to the rule which denied me. I use debug_options ALL,1 33,2 Don't ask me what that means.
