On 3/10/18 8:47 PM, Георгий Китирисов wrote: > Hi, guys. I use squid proxy to download files from aws s3 buckets. If > file's name contain special symbols (like +, %, ...) squid convert it The characters you point out above are reserved for use as sub-delimiters in URI / URL syntax. > (probably) You are not sure its Squid doing anything at all? check to be sure what is actually happening before you go looking for solutions to your guessed. debug_options 11,2 > and bucket can't find the file. For uploading to bucket it > use java service without squid. How can I prevent url convertion in > squid config? > Filenames are not URL, and vice versa. Sending software is responsible for properly URI-encoding any file path embedded into URI. Receiving software for decoding it out again. Squid (and HTTP itself) knows nothing of any such concept of "file" - there are only messages. Squid does however obey RFC 3986 and 7230 requirements for URL/URI handling. Amos _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
