hi everyone.
I need to create my own error pages in squid.
My first problem was that I couldn't identify with page matches with
with error.
For instance, when error 404 occures which one is the page displayed.
The second problem is that I created some html pages which also display
an image.
When
You need to publish any images on some web server which your users have
access to, and refer to them by full URL.
Another option, but slightly obscure one, is to load the required images
as icons in Squid (see mime.conf) and then refer to them by
/squid-internal-static/icons/
Regards
Henrik
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> You need to publish any images on some web server which your users have
> access to, and refer
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> The icon trick works for providing any files of reasonable size of any
> mim
On Sunday 02 March 2003 04.38, Gary Price \(ICT\) wrote:
> I use transparent proxying. I tried to provide a custom GIF image
> on error pages by using a URL as you describe, and editing the
> error pages so they contain the image tags. However, the images are
> proxied. If the proxy says "access d