Hi,
I am in desperate need to solve the following problem:
I have configured Squid 2.4 as a HTTPD-ACCELERATOR for a number of web
servers.
For some reason I can't get a HTTP POST request through to a web server.
Although HTTP GET works fine.
Can someone give me any pointers as to what needs ch
On Wed, 16 Mar 2005, Steve Jasper wrote:
For some reason I can't get a HTTP POST request through to a web server.
Although HTTP GET works fine.
How have you configured the Squid request forwarding to route the incoming
requests to your web server?
If using cache_peer then make sure to also use ne
Can you please explain with a little more detail?
I'm quite new to this.
Regards,
Steve
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From: "Henrik Nordstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: Steve Jasper
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Subject: RE: [squid-users] Re: HTTP POST problem with httpd-accelerator
> Can you please explain with a little more detail?
> I'm quite new to this.
>
Hendrik, means that if you are using a parent and your own (local) squid
does
On Thu, 17 Mar 2005, Steve Jasper wrote:
This is my setup and the HTTP POST is being sent by the 'internet pc' but
not being forwarded by the 'squid reverse proxy'
How have you configured Squid to act as an httpd accelerator? There is
multiple methods of configuring Squid as a httpd accelerator an
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> This is my setup and the HTTP POST is being sent by the 'internet pc' but
> not being forwarded by the 'squid reverse proxy'
>
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On Thu, 17 Mar 2005, Steve Jasper wrote:
I'm getting a TCP_DENIED/403 in the access.log for the HTTP POST. On further
inspection it has substituted the client host name in the destination URL
instead of the webserver. Why would it do that?
Squid doesn't, but perhaps you are using a redirector which
way round using the
"HOST:" to determine where to forward the request to?
Regards,
Steve
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From: "Henrik Nordstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Steve Jasper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Squid Users"
Sent: Thursday, March 17,
On Thu, 17 Mar 2005, Steve Jasper wrote:
The HTTP POST Header had the "HOST:" field set to the client hostname. Which
is why it didn't work from the reverse proxy (i.e. couldn't route)
This is very very odd, and certainly not something Squid does on it's own.
Are you using a redirector, and have yo
