If you block things at your Squid then the seen block messages will be from your Squid.
Regards Henrik ons 2003-03-19 klockan 15.31 skrev Gary Hostetler: > Does not that request to the parent cause more traffic on the pipeline to > the internet? Blocking it at the local squid would stop that traffic. I know > it may be a small request but I would think it would add up. I've got that > stupid gator trying to get out sometimes 100 times an hour. Blocking it on > my local squid keeps its requests from running down my overcrowded T1 line. > My parent is on the other end of a T1 line not locally. > > > gary > > On 3/19/03 8:18 AM, "Henrik Nordstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > ons 2003-03-19 klockan 13.51 skrev Boniforti Flavio: > > > >> I've configured my proxy to use another one as a parent proxy. > >> Now, the parent proxy of our ISP is doing content filtering with > >> SmartFilter. > >> Is there a way to have my clients viewing the parent proxy's "Access > >> Denied" page when bouncing against SmartFilter instead of a simple > >> "Access Denied" of my actual Intranet proxy? > > > > Your clients SHOULD be seeing the access denial page from your parent by > > default.. > > > > maybe you are missing never_direct and you Squid cannot go direct? -- Henrik Nordstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> MARA Systems AB, Sweden
