Silamael wrote:
On 07/22/2010 03:24 PM, Beavis wrote:
looks like a config is missing. in my setup i have prepared the
internal access-denied page and put a fqdn on use an internal dns zone
you have to resolv it. squid does pretty good on filtering, and it
includes filter via IP. try to have the page with url resolved to a
zone entry you have, and try it again. if not you can always whitelist
the url.
Hi Beavis,
sorry, i don't get it. As far as i understand the code, squid seems to
throw away the original URL and create a complete new request for the
URL returned by SquidGuard.
Yes. This is why the interface is called URL re-write.
It alters the URL being fetched in-transit to whatever the re-writer
sends back. Squid then fetches that URL from the server in the Host:
header or a cache_peer.
Another catch is that all the other URLs in the headers and body of the
request are NOT re-written, which leads to clashes.
Amos
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