Dear Users/Developers,
we're having the following squid structure in our environment:
Parent-Proxy1+2
|
DMZ
|
Child-Proxy1+2
|
|
Clients
We notice quite often the case where the client/browser is automatically
starting to refresh a random page every second for unknown reasons.
We're unsure
On 6/11/2012 10:39 p.m., Stefan Bauer wrote:
Dear Users/Developers,
we're having the following squid structure in our environment:
Parent-Proxy1+2
|
DMZ
|
Child-Proxy1+2
|
|
Clients
We notice quite often the case where the client/browser is automatically
starting to refresh a random page
Hello,
There are some scenarios, like connection to app store, where certain
SSL connections do not work well with the SSL Bump features + dynamic
cert generation.
For such connections, is there an option to:
1. Disable SSL Bump for certain domains / IPs?
2. Disable squid for certain domains /
On 11/6/2012 4:01 PM, Sharon Sahar wrote:
Hello,
There are some scenarios, like connection to app store, where certain
SSL connections do not work well with the SSL Bump features + dynamic
cert generation.
For such connections, is there an option to:
1. Disable SSL Bump for certain domains /
http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/config/ssl_bump/
- Original Message -
From: Sharon Sahar sharon.sa...@gmail.com
For such connections, is there an option to:
1. Disable SSL Bump for certain domains / IPs?
2. Disable squid for certain domains / IPs?
Hi,
I understood that when using ICAP or eCAP, you basically receive the
response and request body and headers, and there is an option to
direct squid to send the client ip as well.
I wonder, is there a way to instruct squid to send the listening port
on which this client connection was
On 11/6/2012 5:09 PM, Sharon Sahar wrote:
Hi,
I understood that when using ICAP or eCAP, you basically receive the
response and request body and headers, and there is an option to
direct squid to send the client ip as well.
I wonder, is there a way to instruct squid to send the listening port
Hello to all,
since today I've started to replace my bonding mode from balance-alb to
802.3ad (finally got 2 new stackable switches!) and SQUID stopped to work...
I've just replaced the bonding option mode=balance-alb to
mode=802.3ad and several related, restarted the machine and boom!
Squid is
On 11/6/2012 9:50 PM, Marcin Czupryniak wrote:
Hello to all,
since today I've started to replace my bonding mode from balance-alb to
802.3ad (finally got 2 new stackable switches!) and SQUID stopped to
work...
I've just replaced the bonding option mode=balance-alb to
mode=802.3ad and several
Sorry for the spam, apparently it was my mistake.
I left a forgotten script handle the necessary kernel modifications for
me and didn't update the reference to the interface name, which was
moved from bond1 to bond0.
Thanks Elezier for your reply
Hello to all,
since today I've started to
On 07.11.2012 04:20, Eliezer Croitoru wrote:
On 11/6/2012 5:09 PM, Sharon Sahar wrote:
Hi,
I understood that when using ICAP or eCAP, you basically receive the
response and request body and headers, and there is an option to
direct squid to send the client ip as well.
I wonder, is there a way
Hi all,
What diference between message TCP_MISS/403 and TCP_DENIED/403. My file
logs its displaying this message TCP_MISS/403. that when I have a rule
allowing all access http_access allow all.
Any idea
On 07.11.2012 12:00, spiderslack wrote:
Hi all,
What diference between message TCP_MISS/403 and TCP_DENIED/403. My
file logs its displaying this message TCP_MISS/403. that when I have
a
rule allowing all access http_access allow all.
Any idea
See the definition of what each part of those
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