In answer to question 3: It is possible to have items that don't get reidirected on a page, and others that do, a partial redirect will usually result in a "broken image". I THINK there is a workaround for that, but am not sure what that is. This IS normal behavior...the workaround would involve setting up a local server to serve up a replacement image.
Which leads to question 2. I found that if I run a webserver on the same machine as the squid server, for serving up the redirect page, I don't have an issue with CSS or other includes. Another way is to have the redirect do a meta refresh/redirect. And that leaves us with question 1. Which is correct behavior, since basically when you say pass none with no redirect statement you are basically inviting either a cache-access denied error, or 404. The redirect would then redirect to your blocked statement, or what have you. Your other option would be to pass all, which would be wide open and send you to the site requested. -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of robert Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 2:24 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: newbie questions I've started playing with squidguard, and I've noticed several things I haven't found answers to yet. 1) In testing, with the default acl of "pass none", I've noticed it doesn't work without a redirect line, i.e.: <snip> acl { default { pass none } } <snip> Is this normal? I assumed when I first tried this it would give me the squid error page. If I add a redirect line, it works, which leads to question 2... 2) While I do get the redirect page, that's all I get. Just the straight html. No images or even CSS files (which are on the same domain). Can this be fixed so the page displays properly? Going to the page directly (i.e. typing it in the location bar) shows everything fine so it's not a page problem. 3) In testing, I noticed that if there is a problem with the squidguard configuration, squid will start, but not display pages completely. Only some elements will load. While the obvious answer is to fix the configuration problem(s), I believed that in a failure case, squidguard would fail completely open. If so, why do the pages not load completely? Refreshing gets different elements or an error message.
