Re: [squid-users] browser cannot server pages through proxy

Pooven.Govender@ha.hella.com wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> which version of squid are you using & which version of Linux ? Squid
> version - Squid Cache: Version 2.5.STABLE2, and redhat ver 8
>
> What is the exact error returned from the browser ? page not found - it has
> a DNS error message below

 Turn off, IE -> Advanced Internet Options -> Show friendly error
messages.

 If possible, send a full example, using cut/paste (thx).

 What's in squid access log, when this is being tried
 for a particular url ?

 M.

>
> How is the 'proxy setup' in the browser ? - in the tools->internet options
> -> connection -> lan settings We specify the hostname, and port.
>
> Which browser(s) , version(s) are being used ? MS IE 5.5
>
> Thanks in advance for your help. Although it shows the page as being not
> found, I can server it directly from a browser on the proxy server, or even
> from a client that bypasses the proxy.
>
> Pooven Govender
>
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> | cc: squid-users@squid-cache.org |
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> Pooven.Govender@ha.hella.com wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > We have just setup squid on a redhat linux environment. I have gone
> through
> > most of the useful tutorials on the web, and we have done a simple
> > installation. The tests from squidclient are all successful. The tests
> from
> > the web browser on the linux server are also successful, however tests
> from
> > other clients don;t work. Basically, the browser just gives a standard
> DNS
> > error. It does not even register itself in the squid access.log file. The
> > proxy hostname is accessible and does resolves itself correctly on the
> > clients.
>
> Which version of squid are you using & which version of Linux ?
>
> What is the exact error returned from the browser ?
>
> How is the 'proxy setup' in the browser ?
>
> Which browser(s) , version(s) are being used ?
>
> M.
>
> >
> > Any help will be appreciated.
> >
> > Pooven Govender
> >
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