On 26/01/18 04:41, SnowyGrant wrote:
> "not working" means the client doesn't complete the redirect, just dies on a
> blank page.
>
HTTP does not contain any such concept as "page".
So ... what is *actually* happening at the HTTP level that Squid
operates with?
please provide details in your
"not working" means the client doesn't complete the redirect, just dies on a
blank page.
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On 26/01/18 04:24, SnowyGrant wrote:
> We have an installation stuck on Squid 2.7, and need a way to deal with 302
> Temporarily Redirected not working.
>
Can you explain what "not working" means exactly?
ie. What is it you are wanting to happen versus what is actually happening?
Also, what
On 26/01/18 03:50, David Touzeau wrote:
> Thanks Amos for the tips.
>
> The error was a python helper that works on 3.5 but freeze on v4.
> Forward code to php fix the issue
>
Can you supply some more details in case someone else has the same issue
and cant figure it out?
Amos
We have an installation stuck on Squid 2.7, and need a way to deal with 302
Temporarily Redirected not working.
I see on 3.0+ I could use :
acl okStatus http_status 302
http_reply_access allow okStatus
But this isn't supported on 2.7
I'm seeing some old threads on using "rep_header
Thanks Amos for the tips.
The error was a python helper that works on 3.5 but freeze on v4.
Forward code to php fix the issue
Thanks again !
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A few issues with 4.0.23
1. It doesn’t auto start (4.0.21 did) upon reboot, but can be started via a
“service squid start” command
2. It seems to want to create the cache directories every time it starts up and
then complains that the directories already exist.
3. When stopping it there are
