Fabian Vilers wrote:
> I'm back with my content filtering problem. At this time, Squid is not
> smart enough to see that a renamed valid mp3 file to test.txt is still a
> n audio file. I don't want my users to download these kind of files.
No - rep_mime_type matches on the "Content-Type:" header in the reply. So
the problem is that the webserver is using the file extension instead of
the content to determine the MIME type, then passes this faulty information
to Squid in the reply headers.
What webserver are you testing this with?
> It seems that there is no workaround with existing redirectors so let's
> write one. But I don't know anything about squid's working for now. I'm
> just wondering if it feasable.
AFAIK, redirectors in Squid are used to process requests, not replies. This
may change in Squid 3.0, but I'm not sure.
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Adam
Received on Thu Dec 09 2004 - 08:09:30 MST
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