Topic: small problem with squid

[bigpoppa]

I'm the webmaster for several sites and I have 7.0RC2 as my server and gateway here at home.  With squid running, everything works fine accept for one site.  I got an error page once on that site, and now every time i go to that url, i get the same page.  If i turn squid off, the site loads fine.  I've tried clearing out squid (so i thought) but nothing i have done seems to work.  I've found the How To on starting squid with a clean cache, but the page is not there anymore.  Can someone gimme a hand with this one?

Thanks,

[JonB]

Have you tried clearing/refreshing the cache on your PC?

Jon

[bigpoppa]

I use firefox as my primary browser, and I have it set to use 0MB for cache.  Just to be sure, I cleared the cache, and it still came up the same.

[bigpoppa]

Anyone have any ideas?  

[dsemuk]

What is the website address?

Dave

[bigpoppa]

the address is www.thedirtclan.org  The page i get says that the site is down for updates/maintenance, etc.

I've recently installed the squid cache manager and used it to flush the cache and restart squid and it still comes up with the same page.  If I disable squid, it works fine.  I have also deleted any browser cache and cookies that might have still been lingering around.  Thanks for all your help  

[ztasevski]

We had similar problems with a client and purging the cache manually solved the problem in our case the locally hosted website would not be refreshed whenevd the web guys put up a new page. Purged the cache rebooted the server and to date not a single problem

[JonB]

I get the same page as you. Site is currently closed etc

This is the first time I have visited this site so the problem is not with squid caching an old page.

The problem is the site itself.

Jon

[bigpoppa]

I appreciate you checking that.  I currently have no way of testing it going through a different sme server.  I'll check nuke sentinel and see what may be going on there.


 

[JonB]

I can also confirm that if I disable squid proxy I can access the site.

I would say that Block Proxies has been enabled on NukeSentinel.

Jon

[CharlieBrady]

I would say that Block Proxies has been enabled on NukeSentinel.

That's exactly what it looks like to me.

OP should ask the webmaster at the site why they don't want to show their website content to him if he uses squid. Or should just visit more friendly websites.

[bigpoppa]

LOL, then i should ask myself cause i am the webmaster, LOL  But, in my defense, i inherited this site with sentinel already installed, and i'm not very familiar with it yet.  Thanks a bunch for the info.