Is there a way in ROS ( 3.x ) to make the proxy redirect specific error messages recieved from the remote site ?
EG.:
I ask for http://www.somedomain.com/nonexistentpage.htm wich gets to an 404, can the proxy redirect it to a page of my choice ? or an IP address ?
( or, can the mt proxy distinguish among different messages it recieves from the remote server ? can i know if the proxy recieves an 404, 403, 401, 421, or, oh ! 410 , and act accordingly, by redirecting to something else, or by taking an action I choose ?)
The main purpose is to stop “unexperienced” users, to say so, calling me or my stuff for “forbidden” of other sites, and to have a counter on how many times this “experienced” user is trying to do that before paying the remote to allow him access to the requested resources. 9x% of all sites that have secure access don’t let you know if you encountered a 401 or a 403.
And, second, there are many other things you can do… You can “put your lights on” a part of the users, when they encounter criptic messages from the server. or the messages from the mt proxy.
By the way, are these ( mt proxy messages) customizable ? I’ve not found them…
The answer is yes, are the MT proxy messages customizable to an extent yep if you are using a x86 solution, a RB I don’t know how to do it. . Is it customizable as in its simple or built into the OS, thats a big fat no. It requires modifying files on the disk separate from the OS.
I don’t expect to be “officially” approved, but might not be that difficult to set options for customising these for the mt stuff.
I have both RB’s and x86, and I can’t modify a single message MT sends from the proxy. Only the e-mail address of the administrator. What exact messages can you modify, and from where ?
I’ll just install a demo to see…