Hi list,
I am experimenting with Squid 3.1 on a 2.6.31 debian host, primarily
with the aim of using squid forward all http to the orginating
server, so I have included the following in squid.conf:
acl HTTP proto HTTP
always_direct allow HTTP
However I am experiencing behaviour from squid that I'd be grateful for
someone to explain.
On a client machine I change the browser's proxy settings and all http
is forwarded fine.
I then clear the proxy setting and make a static entry in /etc/hosts on
the client machine for a website. Upon visiting this website i get an
error saying:
The following error was encountered while trying to retrieve the URL: /
Invalid URL
Looking at the packet captures from both scenarios the difference is
obvious, when the squid proxy is specified in the proxy settings all URL
s in HTTP GETs are absolutes (i.e. www.intel.com/index.htm), whereas
when the DNS has changed the URL is relative (i.e. simply / for the root).
So my question is, can squid be configured to forward traffic in the
scenario of changing the DNS?
Many thanks
Received on Sat Feb 14 2009 - 16:29:51 MST
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