I have a suggestion for you!
Use an helper that will check the status of the internet connection.
If the Internet is down then redirect to a special error page.
It's much smarter then replacing the error pages.
Eliezer
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Forgot to attach a link to something I wrote which can help with the sucject.
https://github.com/elico/squid-helpers/tree/master/squid_helpers/proxy_hb_check
If you need more details let me know and I will help you with this.
Eliezer
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I did it all changes, but again, doesnt works out. Please anybody, can test
this domain (www.infobae.com) for me?.
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So?
Add this in squid.conf:
acl ib dstdomain .infobae.com
http_access deny ib
Viola:
http://img02.imgland.net/B4ZhnZm.png
25.11.2016 18:34, chcs пишет:
I did it all changes, but again, doesnt works out. Please anybody, can test
this domain (www.infobae.
HelloI'm looking solutions of my problem but I can't find.I have Squid +
dansguardian installation as transparent proxy and in this configuration must
be something wrong. This is a Debian 7 and working in local network as router
(local address 10.0.0.4, 10.99.0.1).In dansguardian log file I have
On 26/11/2016 1:34 a.m., chcs wrote:
> I did it all changes, but again, doesnt works out. Please anybody, can test
> this domain (www.infobae.com) for me?.
Somebody else testing a third-pary site is not the answer to something
on your network being broken.
This is what redbot.org says about the
I found the problem. It was a IP list loaded in Bypass Proxy for These
Destination IPs (I'm using Squid under pfsense 2.3.2-RELEASE-p1) trying to
solve problems with Windows Updates. Delete this list and Voila!. Now
infobae.com is blocked.
Windows Update works out now with steps by Yuri Voinov
(htt
Could you send readable text in future please?
minified HTML is not something everyone can understand fluently.
FWIW, you seem to be confusing "client" with "user". Client is just
where the message is comming from when it arrived into Squid, not the
place it started travelling.
* If you have a r
FreeBSD 10.3 / Samba42 / Squid 3.5
All the net ads / kinit / keytab stuff seems okay however hitting Squid
from a Windows box using IE 11 results in repeated prompts for
credentials which then fails after 3 attempts.
Cache.log has:
negotiate_kerberos_auth.cc(610): pid=42160 :2016/11/25 10:51:37|
Hi
Thanks!
Can you guide me on this "Use an helper that will check the status of the
internet connection.
If the Internet is down then redirect to a special error page" ???
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Hi Rick,
The log indicates that your Browser sned a NTLM token not a Kerberors
token. This can be easily seen from the first characters of the token
(TlRM). Check the Kerberos communication on the client ( i.e. port 88). The
client should request a token for HTTP/ and receive it. If not
Using the first example in the link that was shared
(http://wiki.squid-cache.org/Features/Redirectors), I was able to get it
to work after seeing what was being sent to the redirector script. In
my case the URL was at $X[0] and I had to remove all references to $X[0]
in what was being sent back to
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