On 26.07.07 12:10, Reid wrote:
This morning while using squid as a proxy, whenever I went to a popular
website (e.g. Hotmail, Amazon), I noticed my Internet Explorer browser
warning me about cookies from restricted sites. The list of sites was
weird stuff like
On tor, 2007-07-26 at 21:47 -0700, Reid wrote:
I've only been running this squid server for about a week so I doubt this is
an unusual problem.
Can anyone help??
More observations:
1- I suspect that this problem began when someone using my proxy was doing a
click on a bunch of
sites
This morning while using squid as a proxy, whenever I went to a popular website
(e.g. Hotmail,
Amazon), I noticed my Internet Explorer browser warning me about cookies from
restricted sites.
The list of sites was weird stuff like kikclick.com/ovosearch.com/777seo.com
(stuff that had
nothing to
I've only been running this squid server for about a week so I doubt this is an
unusual problem.
Can anyone help??
More observations:
1- I suspect that this problem began when someone using my proxy was doing a
click on a bunch of
sites to make money type program. Now, when regular visitors
On Thu, 2007-07-26 at 21:47 -0700, Reid wrote:
I've only been running this squid server for about a week so I doubt this is
an unusual problem.
Can anyone help??
I'd suggest trying a spyware/antivirus program on your client, assuming
you are running a stock squid without content-alteration
Yes, that was my first thought. However, when I check the squid logs it shows
many/all users being
served those iframed websites within pages that they requested. And since these
are remote users,
the various clients have nothing in common.
I'd suggest trying a spyware/antivirus program on
