On 30/05/11 23:50, E.S. Rosenberg wrote:
2011/5/30 Amos Jeffries<squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
On Sun, 29 May 2011 22:46:10 +0300, E.S. Rosenberg wrote:
2011/5/29 Amos Jeffries<squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
On 29/05/11 23:29, E.S. Rosenberg wrote:
Hi all,
We would like to create a few cutom errors and have them exist in the
most common languages on our campus, I added the custom page to the
templates folder, and I added a custom page to one of the languages,
however when I browse with auto negotiate set to the language I still
just get the English message instead of the language's message (and
the localized version is 100% different since we translated it
completely).
Is there some other step that I missed here?
* Squid version must be 3.1 or later.
Check: 3.1.6
* error_directory directive MUST be absent from squid.conf.
Check
* your new template(s) must be readable by the squid user account. Check
permissions match the files around them.
Check
* browser must be advertising the test language first in the
Accept-Language header. (Squid processes it left-to-right looking for the
first available template)
Afaik it is, with other (builtin like ERR_ACCESS_DENIED) pages I get
the translated page just not with the custom page.
You can see what Squid is doing with "debug_options 4,6"
Ok, it showed me the following:
errorpage.cc(1044) BuildContent: No existing error page language
negotiated for ERR_WORKTIME_ACCESS_DENIED. Using default error file .
Which suggests that the somehow the browser is not sending the
language header with this block page....
Or that Squid was not built with --enable-auto-locale. That should be
enabled by default if not disabled manually, though.
Well for 'builtin' error pages (like ERR_ACCESS_DENIED) it does give
me the localized page so that seems to be a pointer that it should
work right?
"Should be" yes.
Amos
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