On 23/11/2012 8:27 a.m., Leonardo Rodrigues wrote:
Hi,
I'm migrating some squid 2.7 servers directly to 3.2.3. One of the
things that is actually annoying me on my testserver is that error
files provided in squid-3.2 are always ONE-line-only, instead of the
2.7 ones which were formatted similary to HTML files.
The one-line-only doesnt matter for being correctly displayed on the
browser, i know. But that makes a real pain to customize them.
Is this one-line-only error files needed for some reason ??
I have checked several languages and seems all files on all languages
are one-line-only. Dont know if it matters but i'll use, in
production, the pt-br ones.
Firstly, what is wrong with them that needs fixing by text editor?
Secondly, edit the templates/ERR_* file and save over top of the other
auto-generated one. Only the auto-generated files are in compact format.
Thirdly a note: if you are using them right then your clients browser
tells Squid what language they can read and Squid supplies the
appropriate message text they can read and understand. People moving
around with laptops and phones set to strange languages are common these
days.
For display changes use /etc/squid/errorpage.css
For completely new custom errors, use deny_info.
For replacing templates copy the template/* file and make your changes
then save it over the other one.
Amos
