On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 403 HTTP code:
On the other hand, in the RFC2616, the codes HTTP 403 can contain a message to indicate information to the user. The SQUID on code 403 does not respect the RFC. It posts an SQUID error message (connexion failed) without checking that the request contains a message for the user. Can I change this behavior?
Most likey you have not told Squid you are inside a firewall. See the FAQ.
If not told it is inside a firewall it will try to go direct, assuming it was the parent which had been denied access to the web server or that we are not allowed to use this parent for this request. In both cases it makes sense for Squid to try to go direct if allowed by the local configuration to try to resolve the request that way.
Regards Henrik
