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Peculiar Behavior of Squid

Dear Friends,

I have have a Squid 2.6.stable21 running on my Centos5 machine. This m/c is on my LAN and many users are connecting to the internet via this m/c. The users are facing a typical problem while visiting the following website.

http://www.fois.indianrail.gov.in/

The web page opens partially the Application, Enquiry & E-customer, buttons on the web page and also the flash media does'nt appear.

I was thinking that this could be due to some setting at the parent proxy as this m/c is also behind a proxy. But the webpage loads without any problem when we directly sit on this m/c. Hence this probability was also ruled out.

Hence I think this problem is due to some setting with the proxy.

Any help would be welcome.

I am enclosing my squid.conf file.

Thanks in advance for your help pls.

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Originally Posted by vineetcornelius (Post 4900733)

Dear Friends,
I have have a Squid 2.6.stable21 running on my Centos5 machine. This m/c is on my LAN and many users are connecting to the internet via this m/c. The users are facing a typical problem while visiting the following website.

The web page opens partially the Application, Enquiry & E-customer, buttons on the web page and also the flash media does'nt appear. I was thinking that this could be due to some setting at the parent proxy as this m/c is also behind a proxy. But the webpage loads without any problem when we directly sit on this m/c. Hence this probability was also ruled out.

Hence I think this problem is due to some setting with the proxy.

Ok, so is that site (or parts of it?) blacklisted in your Squid ACL? What messages do you see in the squid logs when you try to browse that site? Do your browsers have scripts disabled (because if they do, those things won't work).