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Re: Re: Is it possible to have a deny_info page for CONNECT method/ACL?

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On Mon, 18 Apr 2011 16:45:01 -0700 (PDT), Supadee718 wrote:
On 29/01/11 02:02, Jason Doran wrote:

In order to get anything useful to happen the deny_info must perform a
URL redirect with a 307 status code. And the browser must support
correct RFC 2616 handling of that status code.

Support for 307 has been added to 3.1 since the last formal package. So you will need to build one of the recent the 3.1 daily update bundles.

As of this writing Firefox or Iceweasel are the only known browsers to
handle this correctly.


Amos or Anyone

Is there a work around or a way to get this problem resolved

In older Squid you may send the 307 using a URL redirector instead of deny_info. The trouble is that redirectors are run AFTER http_access.

You could grab the patch for 3.2 and port it to your version if you like. It's just an extra method and client HTTP version test when converting the old deny_info result into a 302.

Amos



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