Hi All, I'm trying to configure Squid (squid-2.5.STABLE3-3.3E) as a Reverse Proxy / HTTP Accelerator This is the setup : - 1 server "SQUID", running squid, accepts the http-requests from the internet (this one should be placed In the DMZ) == SQUID == (http://web-site.server.com:80) - an other server "APACHE", running apache, in the LAN, accepts request from local clients, and redirected requests from the squid server == APACHE == (http://site.server.com:80) My squid.conf looks like this : < redirect_program /usr/local/bin/SquidRedirect.pl < redirect_children 5 < redirect_rewrites_host_header on < httpd_accel_host virtual < httpd_accel_port 80 < httpd_accel_single_host off < httpd_accel_with_proxy off < httpd_accel_uses_host_header on This is the SquidRedirect.pl : < $|=1; < while (<>) { < s@http://web-site.server.com@http://site.server.com@; < print; < } Everything works fine : - a client requests http://web-site.server.com at the SQUID-server - the SQUID redirects the request to APACHE as : http://site.server.com - the Apache returns its index.html page - the Squid gives this page to the client - the client displays http://web-site.server.com/index.html This works ... as long as the HTTP-code returned by apache is using relative links BUT ... when absolute links (including servername, ...) are returned, the client is pointed to the URL http://site.server.com/... . And this DNS-name (site.server.com) is only known in the LAN, not on the internet-client :-( Since I do not own the APACHE-server myself, I can't change it's behaviour and will have to find a way to make it working trough squid. Can SQUID rewrite the returning HTML code too ? Just like it rewrites/redirects the http-requests ? Or is there an other solution to get the reverse proxy/http-accelerator to work without the redirect-trouble ? Thanks in advance for your assistance, Koen.
