> On tor, 2008-10-16 at 13:02 +0100, Robert Morrison wrote: > >> I've found lots of references online (in this list's archives, other >> sites and the FAQ) to customising error pages in squid, but haven't >> yet found reference to removing error pages completely. > > You can't. Oce the request has reached the proxy the proxy must respond > with someting. If it fails retreiving the requested object the polite > thing is to respond with an error message explaining what happened and > what the user can do to fix the peoblem. > > If you fo not want to be polite to the users then you MAY change the > error pages to just a blank page with no visible content, but there > still needs to be somr kind of response. > >> Is this possible without editing source code? I think I saw reference >> to setting font color in error messages to the same as background, but >> I'd prefer something a little less hackish ;) > > Yes. Just replace the error pages with a file containing just the > following line: > > <!-- %s --> > > Regards > Henrik > Also see TCP_RESET http://www.squid-cache.org/Versions/v3/3.0/cfgman/deny_info.html Amos
