I don't think it's a virus, as problem disappears when deleting squid cache. Is it possible to redirect a http-get to a different address, which is taken into squid cache?
jbirck -----Original Message----- From: Mohsin Khan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, August 06, 2004 1:10 PM To: John Birck Subject: Re: AW: [squid-users] Link-Hijacking Seems to be a virus....does it happens from every computer on your network or from a specific one. --- John Birck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello + good morning, > > thank you for reply, here an exercept from > squid.conf: > cache_peer proxy1.proxy.ffmdmz parent 8081 0 > no-query default weight=10 > cache_peer proxy2.proxy.ffmdmz parent 8081 0 > no-query default weight=1 > cache_peer proxy2.proxy.ffmdmz sibling 8080 3130 > > More Infos: > Problem seems to be related to a certain webside. > One of our users entered > www.flirtpub.de (porn). After that he opened another > side, for example > www.foo.com. From this moment on squid caches for > www.foo.com the following > link: www.foo.com/scripts/route.dll > Bye > > John Birck >
