On 05/03/11 19:41, Jenny Lee wrote:
Hi Squid folks,
Is there a way to specify a different timezone in squid on http headers?
This google is returning me a different language version of their homepage (I am in the same timezone with that language).
I do not want to change system timezone, or squid logformat - error pages. I just want to send this google another timezone so it will return english google (I do not want to use /ncr).
Before they used to do it on IPs which is hte way it was supposed to be. Now apparently they use timezones which is a problem for proxy.
Where did you come across that idea?
HTTP uses Internet time and labels it as "GMT" where a timezone would
go. There are no "real" timezones transmitted.
Either way redirects only affects visits to the generic "google.com" to
a local server on the geographic region. You can use any ccTLD google
server by name instead of the .com one.
ie http://www.google.co.uk/ is in English
Amos
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