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> No, because the proxy is squid and is running on localhost.
> So i was trying to check squid running at localhost (127.0.0.1) whether
> it'll accept requests for other websites. It does because i configured
> squid to be a proxy for 127.0.0.1 :-)
>
> /proxycheck -vv -d www.squid-cache.org:80 -c chat:"GET
> /mailing-lists.html HTTP/1.0":"HTTP/1.1 200 OK" -p hc:3128 127.0.0.1
>
> Okay, going doing a telnet to localhost 3128
> and then i type:
>
> GET /mailing-lists.html HTTP/1.0
Normally, it won´t work that way, remember that squid is not a webserver.
Try for instance :
GET http://www.hp.com/ HTTP/1.0
<double return>
>
> I get to see that page from squid-cache.org, but when i do it with the
> command above i only see error messages, like forbidden.
> So squid is working nicely and proxying for me, but with proxycheck it
> doesnt want to do it. What am i doing wrong?
No idea , for the moment.
M.
