On Sunday 25 September 2005 07:53, Henrik Nordstrom wrote: > On Fri, 23 Sep 2005, Jesus Salvo Jr. wrote: > > Now the problem that I have is that, if I type in my browser just the > > public IP address or the private IP address, then squid returns an HTTP > > 403. The reason is that, the browser is sending the HTTP Host header like > > this if I type in the private IP: > > > > Host: 10.0.21.7 > > > > .. or if I type in the public IP: > > > > Host: x.x.x.x > > To solve this you need to use a redirector telling Squid that when it > receives a request for http://10.0.21.7/ it should handle it as a request > for http://apps.company.com/ (or whatever you want the default domain to > be). > > Alternatively you can set "httpd_accel_single_host on", and leave this to > your web server to decide what to do. > Thanks! That did it. FYI .... The reason I am doing this is that after a webserver upgrade which includes an upgrade of the Java servlet / JSP engine for dynamic pages, the dynamic pages are now chunked ( Transfer-Encoding: chunked ). This works fine with desktop browsers ... but is a problem with i-mode phones as they seem to really rely on the Content-Length header ( and therefore no chunking ) for pages to be displayed. Fortunately squid uses HTTP/1.0 !! ... so the solution was to put an accelerator so that response from squid to the phone are not chunked. Regards, John
