Change the Squid error message language species in Redhat AS 3, how is the language type of the error page:
[root @ lacl-001 squid] # cat /etc/squid/squid.conf|Grep Error_Directory
# TAG: Error_Directory
#Error_directory / etc / squid / errors
# r_directory / etc / square / errors
[root @ lacl-001 squid] #
We can find that the default error message is / etc / squid / errors under this directory below
Let's take a look at / etc / squid / errors is something:
[root @ lacl-001 squid] # ll / etc / squid / errors
LRWXRWXRWX 1 root root 40 May 22 15:25 / etc / squid / errors -> / usr / share / squid / errors / 中文
[root @ lacl-001 squid] #
Haha, is a symbolic connection. Since it is a bird language, let's see what language is there:
[root @ lacl-001 squid] # ls / usr / share / squid / errors
Bulgarian Dutch French Italian Polish Russian-Koi8-R Spanish
Catalan English German Japanese Portuguese Serbian Swedish
Czech Estonian Hebrew Korean Romanian Simplify_Chinese Traditional_CHINESE
Danish Finnish Hungarian Lithuanian Russian-1251 SLOVAK TURKISH
[root @ lacl-001 squid] #
It's really less. What do we need? Simplified Chinese. Well, change the symbol connection, right?
[root @ lacl-001 squid] # ln -s / usr / share / square / errors / simplify_chinese / etc / squid / errors
[root @ lacl-001 squid] #
Over manufacturing an error page to see the effect - Access
http://www.126.co&&&*m/
You can get:
When trying to read the following URL (URL):
http://www.126.co&&&*m/
The following mistakes have occurred:
INVALID URL
Invalid URL
Hey, isn't it very simple?