redirect 302:http://host.domain.com/proxy_config_page/index.html
Willi Mann
Fred Clark wrote:
We are attempting to de-commission our squid forwarding proxy from our cluster environment, and to this end are attempting to use squidGuard to redirect the users to a web site with links to instructions for various browsers, as well as a script to auto configure our locked down user's proxy settings. To this end we created the following entries in our squidguard.conf - note that I have replaced host names with "host.domain" for obvious reasons...
dest local { domainlist local/domains }
acl {
default {
pass local none
redirect http://host.domain.com/proxy_config_page/index.html
}
}
file /usr/local/squidGuard/db/local/domains contains this one line:
host.domain.com
This works to the point that the users are redirected to the appropriate web page, but they cannot go to the subpages, nor can they call up any graphics or associated files form the page. It seems that the acl is sending them to the index.html with any request, rather than allowing them access to anything within the defined host.domain.com host defined in the local/domains file.
Is there a tidy way to allow full access to this host/directory via this method, or is there a wildcard we can set so they will have access to all files within that web directory?
Thanks in advance for any ideas on this
Fred Clark Internet Technologies Unilever GIO NA
