Folks,
On Tue, 29 Jul 2003, Adam wrote:
> Jim wrote:
> > At one time I had located the files that are used to create the different
> > messages for example when a user receives a denied message. Can anyone
> > please tell me this location again. I am using Debian.
>
> I believe it's all in $SQIDHOME/share/errors/<YOURLANGUAGE>. For example
> /usr/local/squid/share/errors/English has the ERR_DNS_FAIL message and many
> more.
>
> adam
>
> P.S. Had you wanted to find this or something in the future for yourself,
> you can use the following to do a recursive find. I've tried putting it all
> on find's command line and it gets hung-up/stuck in binaries, but this goes
> pretty fast (got it off Usenet many years ago). For example to find the
> above file I just typed afwraseqwerasdfas.com, got one of the error pages
> and then searched for that pattern (I assume it works in bash):
>
> !/bin/ksh
> cd /usr/local/squid
> find . -type f -print | while read i; do
> grep -l 'Unable to determine IP' $i >/dev/null 2>&1 && echo "found
> $i"
> done
How about:
find /usr/local/squid -type f -exec grep 'Unable to determine IP' -l {} \;
as a one line alternative ??? :-)
This may not be such a good idea if your cache_dir is under
/usr/local/squid !!!
HTH,
Neil.
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