Re: Problems with Redirectors and squid 2.2

Not in this case. log_fqdn is for the client address, not the server
address.

What this smells is someone using "transparent" proxying without
enabling httpd_accel_uses_host_header.

See the Squid FAQ on transparent proxying.

--
Henrik Nordstrom
Squid hacker
Brooks Martin wrote:
> there's an entry in squid.conf called 'log_fqdn' which is off by default.
> Substitute 'off' for 'on'.
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Simon Dray [mailto:Simon.Dray@bbsrc.ac.uk]
> Sent: 20 December 1999 11:26
> To: 'squid-users@ircache.net'
> Subject: Problems with Redirectors and squid 2.2
> 
> Dear Gurus
>                 I need some help after upgrading from 1.7 to Squid 2.2
> acting as a proxy using re-direction When I read through the access.log file
> I am seeing the IP Address of the web site the request is being sent to but
> not the url see example below
> 
> 945445202.785      3 193.100.100.14 TCP_HIT/200 1031 GET
> http://192.100.100.1/WORLD/Shared/ContOn.GIF - NONE/- image/gif
> 
> 
> what I would expect is
> 
> 945445202.785      3 193.100.100.14 TCP_HIT/200 1031 GET
> http://www.this-is-the.com/WORLD/Shared/ContOn.GIF - NONE/- image/gif
> 
> This did work under 1.7 NOVM is this a change in the code in 2.2 or is there
> a parameter in the squid.conf that needs to be set ?
> 
> I have proved that this works okay with our cache service.
> 
>         Thanks Simon
> 
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