Gary Tai wrote:
I'm using SquidNT configured as reverse proxy. It works correctly when specifying the Squid port in the URL <http://somedomain:8880/someURL>, but if the page needs to return another page, the port no longer shows up <http://somedomain/some_newURL> and IIS complains that no page exists. If I explicitly put in the port <http://somedomain:8880/some_newURL>, the reverse proxy returns the correct page. This used to work but stopped at some time. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Gary
What version of Squid? What does your squid.conf (without comments preferably) look like?
From the limited information given, it sounds like Squid and IIS are running on the same machine (Squid on port 8080, IIS on port 80) and the IIS listening on port 80 doesn't have the same information as Squid's origin server. If this is the case, getting IIS off port 80 (and letting Squid listen in its stead) likely should solve the problem.
Chris
