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My windows client PCs are automatically redirected by my OpenBSD firewall to my squid proxy server (so that they won't have to reconfigure their browser). However, the proxy server reports an Invalid Request. Is this even possible? If so, how can I fix this problem? Sorry for asking this question but Thanks anyway.
What is the request being made? any error messages in the log files etc...? you can't actually request a webpage from the server itself. if you are doing an http 302 redirect to the squid box, then it would lose it's host header so actaully look for / on the squid server, and squid doesn't sere http content at all itself so can't understand it.
Last edited by acid_kewpie; 08-02-2007 at 03:45 AM.
What is the request being made? any error messages in the log files etc...? you can't actually request a webpage from the server itself. if you are doing an http 302 redirect to the squid box, then it would lose it's host header so actaully look for / on the squid server, and squid doesn't sere http content at all itself so can't understand it.
So, right from the start this wasn't possible right? Do you have any suggestions or solutions for this situation?
Gee I thought the packets would still be the same even if they were redirected.e -> me
Thanks! I was able to redirect the local computers using a different address to use the proxy but I still have to specify the proxy server's address and port. Is it possible to use the proxy without even supplying it on the client's browser given that one has a firewall?
to be honest i can't see a problem with your intended setup, as long as you have explicitly configured squid to act as a transparent proxy. can you show us the squid.conf where this is done?
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