Am 2014-03-13 21:32, schrieb Amos Jeffries:
On 2014-03-14 05:21, Christian Scholz wrote:
Hi,
I know that my question is a little bit off-topic but nevertheless I
hope that some can help me :-)
I've configured squid3 with squidguard and one parent-proxy. In the
case of access violation squidguard redirects the user to a customized
block page hosted by the proxy himself.
Unfortunately the proxy tries to access the local blockpage over his
parent proxy. Does some have an idea why?
1) this is a re-write, not a redirect.
HTTP redirects have a 3xx status code prefixing the URL in squidguard
config.
redirect 302:http://example.com/ # redirect client to example.com
redirect http://example.com/ # re-write URL to
http://example.com and fetch
2) you probably also have no cache_peer_access rules preventing the
parent from being a source for these
ttp://<proxyname>.<localsuffix>/... URLs.
Amos
Okay, I've fixed it with the following lines
acl local-domain dstdomain <proxyname>.<localsuffix>
always_direct allow local-domain
Thanks!
