Re: [squid-users] problem with accelerator and /

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BTW, I currently have apache configured with "UseCanonicalName Off" - also
tried twiddling the port in the ServerName directive, and switching
UseCanonicalName to On, but none of those seemed to make a difference.

Brad




Brad Horstkotte
To: Robert Collins <robertc@squid-cache.org>
09/29/2003 10:30 cc: Squid Users <squid-users@squid-cache.org>
AM Subject: Re: [squid-users] problem with accelerator and /(Document
link: Brad Horstkotte)




Can you be more specific? My site is working fine when accessed directly
via Apache, its only after putting the squid acceleration in front of it
that the problem appears - as far as I understand the HTTP RFC, my Apache
is doing what its supposed to - I requested a directory, it found a
matching index file, and passed back a 302 + Location specifying the
absolute URL (including port) to the requesting browser. Or is there
something I'm missing? Any other ideas? Can someone pass on a working
squid acceleration configuration, so I can compare with mine to see what
might be different?

Thanks - Brad




Robert Collins
<robertc@squid-ca To: Brad Horstkotte/AFS/CAPITAL@CG
che.org> cc: Squid Users <squid-users@squid-cache.org>
Subject: Re: [squid-users] problem with accelerator and /
09/27/2003 03:49
PM






On Sat, 2003-09-27 at 07:26, Brad_Horstkotte@capgroup.com wrote:
>
>
> Hi, I've installed and configured Squid (NT 2.5 STABLE 3), and have it
> "mostly" working - I have squid running on port 3128, and on the same
> machine I'm forwarding requests to an Apache 2.0.47 running on port 82.
> Fully qualified URLs work fine, but if I hit a folder (like "/"), the
> request comes back to the browser via port 82 instead of 3128. The web
> server is returning a 302 response along with a "Location:
> http://localhost:82/index.htm" header. How can I configure Squid to
handle
> the Location header properly, so that all requests from the 3128 port
come
> back via port 3128?

This is a problem with your Apache configuration. It needs to tell the
browser the correct details: incorrect headers are not the only problem
you will be suffering.

Rob
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