On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 11:04:37 +0000, Jason Bassett wrote: >I have noticed that pages are not displaying their content properly when >accessed through Squid with squidGuard. Pages appear fine if I disable >squidGuard and just go via Squid or straight onto the net.
Could it be blocking .css, .js, etc? Could some of the connections be timing out before reaching the browser? >The page layout is not correct and many images do not load, instead I see >empty image placeholders. If its a relatively simple page, I'd grab the source code of the knackered ones and paste each link individually into a browser (or copy link/image location, etc.) whilst at the same time checking the logs. Its probably a little cumbersome, that way, but it makes it easier when its not obvious what's being blocked... easier for me anyway :) ant -- Anthony W Owen BSc(Hons) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ICT Network Manager. Fallibroome High School. Priory Lane Macclesfield. Cheshire. SK10 4AF. http://www.fallibroome.cheshire.sch.uk/ Tel: 01625 827 898. NOTE: EMAIL PREFERRED
