Hi all,
Can anyone advice me whether it is possible to configure
cachemgr to talk to
my squid cache using https?
No.
M.
Hi,
we would like to use arp-based acl, but we have some problems in installing
this.
We have Mandrake-Linux 10.0.
First we installed squid from the Linux Cd, but the preconfigured squid did
not know the arp-acl.
Then we decided to download squid and install it manually. We downloaded
Hi,
we would like to use arp-based acl, but we have some problems
in installing
this.
We have Mandrake-Linux 10.0.
First we installed squid from the Linux Cd, but the
preconfigured squid did
not know the arp-acl.
Then we decided to download squid and install it manually. We
On 28.06 22:54, Hendrik Voigtlnder wrote:
This is what I would do:
- deaktivate all cache_dir which are close to 100%
- deaktivate all cache_dirs on one disk
- repartition it with a single partition mkreiserfs
- put one cache_dir on it
- repeat with the other disks
- if you are on a big
Hi,
After getting NTLM auth working fine I am now trying to get it working
with dansguardian. Bleh.
To do this im going to do Squid NTLM non caching - dansguardian -
Squid caching all on the same box.
How do I make my NTLM Squid forward all request to a proxy on
127.0.0.1:8080 I've
Hi List-mates,
delay_pool 1
delay_class 1 3
delay_parameters 1 2mbps/2mbps 64kbps/64kbps 5kbps/5kbps
I have first n/w level A
2nd n/w levelB C
3rd n/w level D E F G
In the above hirarchy A is the root N/W B and C are the subnetworks of A.
And D and E are
Jamie,
Insert the parent directive:
cache_peer 127.0.0.1 parent 8080 7 proxy-only no-query
no-netdb-exchange login=*:nopassword default
Then, tell squid to forward ALL REQUESTS TO IT:
acl DOMAIN1 dstdomain .domain.to.direct.request
always_direct
Background: setting up a reverse proxy with ldap authentication, with said
authentication being passed down to the origin server.
When using
cache_peer 10.1.1.1 parent 80 0 originserver no-query no-digest proxy-only
login=*:password
cache_peer 10.1.1.45 parent 80 0 originserver no-query
Thanks Alex, this worked really well.
One thing to point out for other people who might want to do this is a lot of ports
conflict, I had to disable a lot for example:
Snmp_port 0
You can easily figure out most probs by tailing the cache.log and (in my case)
cache-passed.log.
Jamie
How can I reconfigure squid and preserve the same old cache directory
structure?
I want to reconfigure squid and the whole system without loosing the cache.
How can I reconfigure squid and preserve the same old cache directory
structure?
I want to reconfigure squid and the whole system without
loosing the cache.
If you don't change the cache_dir parameter(s), in squid.conf;
then you will be fine.
M.
squid -k reconfigure
On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 17:08:59 +0300
Costas Zacharopoulos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I reconfigure squid and preserve the same old cache directory
structure?
I want to reconfigure squid and the whole system without loosing the cache.
--
Michael Gale
I want to recompile squid from scratch and reconfigure system several
performance options (file descriptors, Mbuf clusters limit, etc.) and
propably reformat the entire system.
How can I preserve my cache hierarchy tree?
I want to recompile squid from scratch and reconfigure system several
performance options (file descriptors, Mbuf clusters limit, etc.) and
propably reformat the entire system.
How can I preserve my cache hierarchy tree?
That's somewhat more explanation already : it is welcomed.
thanks for the info.. but I am using Mozilla 1.2.1. Does it have the same problem as
IE?
If it does how does one fix it? I need to have squid cache DNS lookups as a transparent
proxy.
any information as to how to do that is appreciated. What options should one modify in
the
squid.conf?
thank
Deny_info matchs with the last acl in the http_access line
here:
http_access deny porn all
it matches with all
you must use:
http_access deny all porn
and it will match with porn
salu2
Diego Amadey
(From Argentine)
- Original Message -
From: Michael Gale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
well its simple. first of all just set your options vice versa
i mean kern.maxfiles and kern.maxfilespreproc or the other that you need to
recompile your kernal, after recompiling.
download your proxy and run it as you are doing first time
if you don't want to lose data then don't delete your
I currently run multiple squid instances (on 1 machine) as a reverse proxies
for multiple websites I'm hosting. The backend server is the same server for
my sites but the port number is different. My squid.conf files are setup as
follows:
squid.conf for www.abc.com
http_port 1.1.1.1:80
Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
On 28.06 22:54, Hendrik Voigtlnder wrote:
This is what I would do:
- deaktivate all cache_dir which are close to 100%
- deaktivate all cache_dirs on one disk
- repartition it with a single partition mkreiserfs
- put one cache_dir on it
- repeat with the other disks
Hello All,
What is the procedure or format parameter in squid.conf for redirecting http
request for instance (a.b.c.net or whatever.com) back to server w.x.y.z;
specifically http:80
Thank you much...
HARVEY MORRIS
Interactivebrokers LLC
Network Support
312.542.6834
On Tue, 29 Jun 2004, eduardo.lazarine wrote:
I´m trying to configure SQUID to do authentication on
intercepted packages. I read in the FAQ that this stuff
is by now impossible. Am I wrong?
Is and has always been impossible due to the design of HTTP.
What I would like to do is to force all
Hendrik Voigtländer wrote:
Rodney Richison wrote:
Need to implement filtering at a small library to get compliant with the
law. However, they will need the ability to temporarily turn off
filtering on ANY machine if an adult so desires with a password.
Probably if you combine acl-based
Varun wrote:
PAM vs NCSA auth which is better and why ?
Neither is better - each is best suited for certain needs.
NCSA is best used when you don't have an existing authentication structure
and just need a basic password file to authenticate against.
PAM is useful if you want to use your
Payal Rathod wrote:
Many times when I am not in office my boss wants to
allow or disable access to a particular IP. He is not
familar with vi or any other CLI editor In Linux and I
am afraid he may mess the file.
A basic shell script can do this easily. Something like this bash script:
[[
Hi,
Download squid tar file from squid-cache.org
Unzip at some folder on your server.
configure it with arl-acl option
--
./configure --enable-arp-acl (and others as per your need)
make
make install
--
Follow procedure for configuring cache
Pundaleek P Belamge wrote:
Hi List-mates,
Hi. Why did you post your question three times? The most you can accomplish
by doing that is annoying the list - which likely isn't what you want.
delay_pool 1
delay_class 1 3
delay_parameters 1 2mbps/2mbps 64kbps/64kbps 5kbps/5kbps
I have
Hi all,
I've read that aufs and diskd are much much better than ufs. I am trying to
decide between the two.
I've read that aufs is the better one (in terms of performance), but
probabability of crashing is higher?
I am willing to sacrifice a bit of performance gain but would like to have
Hello All,
What is the procedure or format parameter in squid.conf for
redirecting http
request for instance (a.b.c.net or whatever.com) back to
server w.x.y.z;
specifically http:80
Check the SQUID FAQ on redirectors.
M.
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