Re: IPv6 support
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005, [ISO-8859-1] Xuân Baldauf wrote: Further investigation showed: nearly all my IPv6 changes were not distributed into the squid-ipv6 branch, but into the HEAD branch. Ok. What probably happened was the same as for the Root, only the top level directory was correct. No harm done to HEAD however. This HEAD is just a shadow of the release CVS on squid-cache.org and is automatically reset each night. So somehow, I have managed by accident to circumvent whatever access restrictions! Yes, these access controls is by no means ment to be secure, merely a guide trapping most common errors. What is important is that you recover your changes so they can be applied to the correct branch. Regards Henrik
Re: Introduction
On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I may have some information about the Odd HTTP response codes problem. Which problem more specifically? And what you want to know about it? Regards Henrik
Re: Odd HTTP response codes
On Tue, 15 Feb 2005, Caleb Anthony wrote: Something interesting I noticed about that server hosting the stamp2.gif is that squid is accelerating the web-server. Yes... I know this because I tried to open the image and I recieved a squid error because my request failed one of their ACL's. Although when I refreshed page the image loaded correctly. I also scanned the server with nmap and it confirmed that squid (squid 2.5 stable 7) is accelerating the web-server (see scan information below). SF-Port80-TCP:V=3.45%D=2/15%Time=4212758D%r(GetRequest,5A5,HTTP/1\.0\x201 SF:35039137\x20Unknown\r\nServer:\x20squid/2\.5\.STABLE7\r\nMime-Version:\ Interesting. This scan gave such broken HTTP status code. As we know nothing about this server I'd close this issue now as a malfunctioning server. The Squid logs which started this thread seems to be correct, showing what the server did return. The fact that the server involves a accelerating Squid tells very little as we know nothing about this Squid except that it claims to be a 2.5.STABLE7. Regards Henrik
Re: [squid-users] squidrunner views - squidrunnerv1.2
hai all, Warm regards again. Comments updated version of squidrunner is available as, http://www.geocities.com/squidrunner_dev/squidrunnerv14.txt It is updated to give wget status, patch porting changes, old squid upgrade functionalities based on henrick and Michael Pophal. Let us know your more requirements, views, comments, fix needed there. take care. regards squidrunner team __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Helps protect you from nasty viruses. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail
squid development - traffic statistics
Hi! I am a student from a university in bulgaria. I have a school project for calculating traffic from squid proxy and I have an idea. First I thought to parse squid log file to get information about the traffic. But in our school squid is generating about 1000-1500 lines per secod. I think that it will be usefull squid to have option to send log file information in some way to another process in raw format or to have a static/shared library with functions to process this kind of information (various methods can be discussed). As an option the squid log file can be written in mysql database. I'm ready to help with this part of squid. I looked of squid code and I made some experiments. Using static/shared library to process logs opens many doors to new features. Developers can make independent modules to observe the traffic and get usefull statistics. Now about my project. It must handle squid traffic for every authenticated user and keep it in mysql database. It must show usefull statistics about what is downloaded like: biggest files downloaded, days witch server have greatest load, most active users. Other options can be added later. I have deadline for my project until 1 april (or little earlier so it can be tested in real environment). If we can't make it until 1 april, can continue my project with log file parsing and I can still realise my idea for squid modules. As an option squid modules can do other things like define access controls. Note that I'm talking about current stable version of squid - 2.5-stable7. I'll be happy to read your comments about my ideas. Best regards, Nick Pelov
simulating HTTP latency by chaining squids
I was wondering if it is possible to tell my squid proxy to use another proxy for its own connections. I haven't been able to find any simple setting or anything in the documentation on how to achieve this. Perhaps there's some way to abuse cache peering into achieving this? A real-world situation for this would be if I were given a proxy to use by my ISP and I want to run my own Squid on my small network. (The ISPs proxy is, let's say, a long satellite hop away.) In reality, I'm trying to test the performance in my squid3 branch under different situations and I need a way to simulate additional network latency. This is the most promising solution I know of at the moment, but if anyone has a different solution (such as Linux netfilter tricks?) I can use, that would work just as well. Thanks, Nick Lewycky
Re: simulating HTTP latency by chaining squids
Yup - just use cache_peer and specify 'parent'. read the Squid FAQ for information on the things you need to tweak. On Wed, Feb 16, 2005, Nick Lewycky wrote: I was wondering if it is possible to tell my squid proxy to use another proxy for its own connections. I haven't been able to find any simple setting or anything in the documentation on how to achieve this. Perhaps there's some way to abuse cache peering into achieving this? A real-world situation for this would be if I were given a proxy to use by my ISP and I want to run my own Squid on my small network. (The ISPs proxy is, let's say, a long satellite hop away.) In reality, I'm trying to test the performance in my squid3 branch under different situations and I need a way to simulate additional network latency. This is the most promising solution I know of at the moment, but if anyone has a different solution (such as Linux netfilter tricks?) I can use, that would work just as well. Thanks, Nick Lewycky -- Adrian ChaddYou don't have a TV? Then what's [EMAIL PROTECTED] all your furniture pointing at?
