fre 2009-02-13 klockan 00:22 +1030 skrev Geoffrey ROBERTS: > >> http://host.site.name/rest/of/link/todocument > > You can probably do it by a cache_peer, telling Squid to connect to port > > 80 on that server. > > Ah... the docuserve site is not a cache, does that matter? It's all about HTTP. cache peers can either be proxies or origin http servers. > > Or alternatively here is a small perl url rewriter doing the needed > > rewrites.. > > > > #!/usr/bin/perl -p > > BEGIN { $|=1; } > > s|http://host.site.name:8080\b|http://host.site.name|; > > Tried that one already. As soon as I uncomment the redirector tag and add the path to the redirect.perl > in squid.conf and restart Squid, no one can access anything, anywhere via squid. > Comment it out and squid works normally again. > Same effect as with the mostly equivalent .php script. > Using Squid 2.5 stable, any point in updating? Can you run the script from command line? Did you remember to make it executable? chmod +x scriptname Regards Henrik
