Am Sonntag, 12. Juni 2011, 03:58:12 schrieb Amos Jeffries: > On 12/06/11 10:09, mbe wrote: > > How do I redirect a request back to the internet, if the adress (dst) is > > not allowed in the acl? No message or failure notice shall be shown. > > > > matthias > > You seem to mistake how both redirect and ACL work. > > * ACL permit/deny permission to use the proxy for a request. When > denied a response is sent to the *client*. > > * HTTP redirect is just a special type of such responses. Which has a > 30x status instead of 40x. > > Whether anything gets shown is up to the clients software agent. GET > requests usually get repeated automatically and load the new location > without displaying any difference. Other requests are usually required > to ask the user if its safe to continue etc. > The type of agent also matters. > > Amos Hi Amos, the ACL is ok, I want SQUID to cache certain sites and DST only, and the response is send, if SQUID denies the request. (ERROR ....). Next I want to tell SQUID not to send the response (ERROR...), but to redirect the request to another server. Matthias
