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I have a problem for logging in hotmail, when I enter my password to log in, the page shows Done, but it is plain and it doesnt log me in, so I'm trying to config squid to no cache on that page. Please tell me how to do this and if it solves the problem.
Originally posted by masand go to from section from this page
then choose a forum like
linux-software,linux-general etc etc
and regarding ur problem u need to look at the ACL section in ur squid.conf
regards
Masand,
In the future just report the thread. You told them to post in another forum which is correct but we should move threads, not make the members double post, which is against our rules. So its better to just answer their questions and click the "report this post" and let us know a question is in the wrong forum so we will move it accordingly.
Now their question is here and in Linux - General!
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