> chudy fernandez wrote: >> # TAG: rewrite >> i've tried >> rewrite %301:http://www.google-analytics.com/__utm.gif utm >> doesn't work. >> whats missing? >> > > Wow. That's a vague question. > > What version of Squid are your using (apparently this directive is only > available in the Squid 2 development release)? > How is the ACL utm defined (preferably in context)? > What is your testing methodology? > Finally, what leads you to believe it "doesn't work"? > > Chris > http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/config/rewrite/ And yes, its only available in squid-2.HEAD (2.8 alpha) code The % only refers to the sub-codes _inside_ the URL for replacement. As an example. rewrite 301:http://%rh/__utm.gif utm redirect requests matching utm ACL to __utm.gif at the same domain as client requested. So many domains can match this and be individually redirected to their own __utm.gif files. Amos
