I am running Squid 1.1.4 with a single parent of the Netscape Proxy Server
located on our corporate firewall. If I enter <ftp://archie.au> into my
browser, I get to see the expected top level directory of the ftp server.
When trying to retrieve URLs such as <ftp://archie.au/rfc> ,instead of
seing the expected sub-directory listing, I am being returned a message
from the Netscape proxy saying:
<
Found
This document has moved to a new location. Please update your documents and
hotlists accordingly.
<
This problem is occurring on every ftp site to which I try and connect and
is not just restricted to archie.au. If I bypass the Squid server, (going
directly to the firewall proxy from my browser), there is no problem at all.
I am currently running Squid 1.1.4, but I dropped back to this release from
Squid 1.1.5 where I first saw the problem.
Is this a Squid problem or is it a problem with the Netscape Proxy? The
people who maintain the firewall upgraded Netscape about 10 days ago, which
is possibly when the problem first occurred - but as I said above, if I
bypass Squid there is no problem.
Any help much appreciated.
Bryan
-- Bryan Christianson System Support Specialist, Computer Services Dept BHP New Zealand Steel Ltd Auckland, New Zealand Telephone: 64-9-375-8031 FAX: 64-9-375-8845 E-mail: <mailto:zachrb@nzsakl.bhp.com.au>Received on Thu Feb 13 1997 - 17:28:25 MST
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