Hi, So i'm attempting to setup squid to interact with a hotspot/portal system where squid uses deny_info to redirect users to a terms page. Once they login their packets are marked and do not go through the proxy anymore. However when i configure squid to use deny_info like below it seems to cache the redirect in the users browser. So for about 5-10 min after they have logged in and are no longer going through the proxy they still get redirected every time they attempt to go to that original requesting page. cache deny all ... acl whitelist dstdomain "/etc/squid/domains.lst" deny_info http://login.domain.com/ whitelist http_access deny !whitelist I've tried using a url_redirector script to handle the redirect and using 307 instead of a 302 code but both seem to be cached in browser. Is there anyways to force the browser to not cache the redirect? or perhaps another way to go about this? Example use case below, thanks for any help/advise. Example: 1. User opens web browser and requests http://xkcd.com 2. Request to http://xkcd.com is then redirected with a HTTP 302 code to Login page. 3. User authenticates and accepts terms and conditions 4. User requests http://xkcd.com again after authenticating. They are redirected back to the login page 5. All other webpages and domains work as expected with out problems. Thanks, Using squid 3.1.11
