Create Custom Squid Error Page
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are ugly, here's how you can change it. Configuration This assumes you already have a squid proxy installation which is up and running. squid proxy custom error page Squid is serving static pages on errors, denies or on
Squid Error Page Location
other problematic situations. All those pages can be found in /usr/share/squid/errors/. The pages are stored in
Change Squid Error Page
folders with language names. Those folders are actually the squid translated pages. We can change the language squid serves pages by editing /etc/squid/squid.conf configuration file. Find
Squid Error Page Variables
the error_directory directive and change it's value to the path where your language files are stored. error_directory /usr/share/squid/errors/RomanianOk, but this doesn't make Squid error pages prettier! To get this issue fixed you can edit every page inside the error pages directory to suit your needs, or, you can use sed! Custom pages squid error could not send signal 0 to process Make a copy of your language folder first. mkdir /etc/squid/pages/ cp -r /usr/share/squid/errors/Romanian /etc/squid/pages/Now cause it is HTML the pages inside that folder are written in, we can use CSS to prettify those. Here's a simple sed usage to quickly search and replace the default squid error pages CSS tag with some custom CSS: sed -i 's/