I searched the FAQ, User's Guide, and mailing list archives to try and
find information about this, but to no avail. I have encountered a
few sites where I always get "Directory Listing Denied -- This Virtual
Directory does not allow contents to be listed" when trying to access
certain parts of them through the proxy. Works fine when bypassing
the proxy. I'm using a mostly default squid.conf (nothing changed
that would affect how headers/etc. are handled). I'm running 2.1p2 on
FreeBSD 2.2.6.
One example site is http://www.pricewatch.com. Try using the search
feature or select one of the product categories to view. Sometimes I
can achieve similar results attempting to browse around IBM's site.
Are the site-managers morons and have created a proxy-unfriendly site,
or is there something I can do about it on my end?
Thanks!
P.S. Be sure to include me in the reply, since I am not subscribed to
the mailing list.
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