Jeff Gerard wrote:
> I appreciate your help but still no go. The interesting thing is if I use wget to download the image in your example, then post it on a different web server, I have absolutely no problems whatsoever loading the image in my web browser going through squid.
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> I'm stumped :(
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Well, that's a start at least. Do you get a usable file if you tell
wget to use your proxy to grab the original?
The commands...
export http_proxy=http://my.squid.server:3128 &&
wget -O /tmp/Home_1.png -S
http://promotions.everydaycelebrations.ca/ds/guest/BAM/images/Home_1.png
...should work using bash, with GNU wget. Adjust the recipe to suit
your setup.
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> Jeff Gerard
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Chris
Received on Mon Aug 11 2008 - 21:17:34 MDT
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