Re: [squid-users] squid 3.1 and error_directory
Amos Jeffries wrote: Eugene M. Zheganin wrote: Hi. Recently I decided to look on 3.1 branch on my test proxy. Everything seems to work fine, but I'm stuck with the problem with the error messages. Whatever I do with the error_directory/error_default_language settings (leaving 'em commented out, or setting 'em to something) in my browser I see corrupted symbols. These are neither latin, nor cyrillic. They do look like it is UTF-8 treated like Cp1251, for example. Changing encoding of the page in browser doesn't help. And the charset in tag of such page is always "us-ascii" (why ?). Um, thank you. I've seen something like this before. Will get on and check the fix. The symbols you are seeing is probably UTF-8 treated as us-ascii. I've seen it as an artifact of 'tidy html' which is used by default on the translation toolkit we build the error pages with. I just have to check that is true and update the sources to leave the generated files slightly mangled. How can I make pages be displayed at least in english ? I thought that this can be achieved by setting error_default_language to en, but I was wrong again. I thought I am familiar with squid error directory and creating my own templates for 2.x/3.0 branches, but definitely I'm not with the 3.1 They are almost the same. The base templates are in templates/ERR_* for copying and adding your own ones in templates/* too. That is the big difference, that your local templates always go in templates/* or a custom directory (with error_default_language pointing at it). Amos Sorry this took so long. It's now fixed and winding its way down to the next releases. Please grab the langpack bundle after the next set of snapshots. It should contain corrected language files by this time tomorrow. Amos -- Please be using Current Stable Squid 2.7.STABLE7 or 3.0.STABLE23 Current Beta Squid 3.1.0.16
Re: [squid-users] squid 3.1 and error_directory
Eugene M. Zheganin wrote: Hi. Recently I decided to look on 3.1 branch on my test proxy. Everything seems to work fine, but I'm stuck with the problem with the error messages. Whatever I do with the error_directory/error_default_language settings (leaving 'em commented out, or setting 'em to something) in my browser I see corrupted symbols. These are neither latin, nor cyrillic. They do look like it is UTF-8 treated like Cp1251, for example. Changing encoding of the page in browser doesn't help. And the charset in tag of such page is always "us-ascii" (why ?). Um, thank you. I've seen something like this before. Will get on and check the fix. The symbols you are seeing is probably UTF-8 treated as us-ascii. I've seen it as an artifact of 'tidy html' which is used by default on the translation toolkit we build the error pages with. I just have to check that is true and update the sources to leave the generated files slightly mangled. How can I make pages be displayed at least in english ? I thought that this can be achieved by setting error_default_language to en, but I was wrong again. I thought I am familiar with squid error directory and creating my own templates for 2.x/3.0 branches, but definitely I'm not with the 3.1 They are almost the same. The base templates are in templates/ERR_* for copying and adding your own ones in templates/* too. That is the big difference, that your local templates always go in templates/* or a custom directory (with error_default_language pointing at it). Amos -- Please be using Current Stable Squid 2.7.STABLE7 or 3.0.STABLE23 Current Beta Squid 3.1.0.16
[squid-users] squid 3.1 and error_directory
Hi. Recently I decided to look on 3.1 branch on my test proxy. Everything seems to work fine, but I'm stuck with the problem with the error messages. Whatever I do with the error_directory/error_default_language settings (leaving 'em commented out, or setting 'em to something) in my browser I see corrupted symbols. These are neither latin, nor cyrillic. They do look like it is UTF-8 treated like Cp1251, for example. Changing encoding of the page in browser doesn't help. And the charset in tag of such page is always "us-ascii" (why ?). How can I make pages be displayed at least in english ? I thought that this can be achieved by setting error_default_language to en, but I was wrong again. I thought I am familiar with squid error directory and creating my own templates for 2.x/3.0 branches, but definitely I'm not with the 3.1 Thanks.
