Hello Folks,
Squid works excellent when users have access to the browser settings. But
there are situations where it might only possible for a user to type in the
proxy server in the url just like anonymizer.com.
For example, http://ourproxy.com:5000/http://yahoo.com
I have tried using redirectors but before the URL is passed on to the
redirectors, squid gives errors about illegal '/http://yahoo.com' url so
there seems to be no way for redirectors to correct this with regexs.
I know it is a matter of rewrite rules on apache but just how do let apache
convert the paths to squid if we left out the port (5000 in our case) like:
http://ourwebserver.com/http://yahoo.com
I would appreciate if anyone can help me or show me any way to achive this.
Thank you all for the time and efforts you have put into squid.
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Helena
Part-time cache browser ...
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Received on Tue Jan 05 1999 - 14:20:52 MST
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