On Tue, 17 Aug 2010 18:20:32 +1200 Amos Jeffries <[email protected]> wrote:
> It has been mentioned. Please be assured we do intend or use it as a > tracker. Could you please point me to the discution ? I think there is a typo in the second line ... it reads like you _do_ intend to use it as a tracker. > The image provided has a long a caching time to push it out as far > towards the client as possible. If working your Squid should be able to > cache it on the first error and display it's cached version to all > following clients. It sounds like a (new) install tracker, in that case. > It's pulled in via the CSS config file installed in your /etc/squid > directory and fully editable to remove or replace the branding if you > desire. I've already edited it ... In my opinion it is wrong as a default, as it adds another "oh, edit *that* on every upgrade/install" to the network administrator's tasks. Thank you for your answer and sorry if I seem to make a big deal out of nothing ...
