yo,
building with no delay pools doesn't work:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/work/squid/squid-cvs/squid3/src> make store.o
source='store.cc' object='store.o' libtool=no depfile='.deps/store.Po'
tmpdepfile='.deps/store.TPo' depmode=gcc /usr/local/bin/bash ../cfgaux/depcomp g++
-DHAVE_CONFIG_H -DDEFAUL
Yo,
source='ufs/store_dir_ufs.cc' object='ufs/store_dir_ufs.o' libtool=no
depfile='.deps/ufs/store_dir_ufs.Po' tmpdepfile='.deps/ufs/store_dir_ufs.TPo'
depmode=gcc /usr/local/bin/bash ../../cfgaux/depcomp g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I.
-I../../include -I. -I../../include -I../../include -I..
On Mon, Mar 03, 2003, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
> m?n 2003-03-03 klockan 11.59 skrev Robert Collins:
>
> > It
> > * removes deferred reads across the board
> > * converts nearly all unready reads to the new DeferredRead framework.
> > * leaves ssl reading 1 byte per IO cycle at minimum.
> > * Includ
On Monday 03 March 2003 22.45, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
> Minor warning: As I am lazy the ftp code currently uses this on
> writes to make sure a I/O buffer is freed.
>
> Intend to move this to the FtpState (remind me in some time I there
> is no sign of so being done), but then there is the hypoth
On Monday 03 March 2003 21.31, Robert Collins wrote:
> Adrian and I discussed this - [we|he]'ll be removing
> COMM_ERR_CLOSING as part of a post-deferred reads removal comms
> review.
Minor warning: As I am lazy the ftp code currently uses this on writes
to make sure a I/O buffer is freed.
Inte
On Tue, 2003-03-04 at 00:28, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
> mån 2003-03-03 klockan 11.59 skrev Robert Collins:
>
> > It
> > * removes deferred reads across the board
> > * converts nearly all unready reads to the new DeferredRead framework.
> > * leaves ssl reading 1 byte per IO cycle at minimum.
> > *
On Tue, 2003-03-04 at 00:26, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
> Only one thing... but I guess this is mostly a question to Adrian:
>
> + *
> + * NOTE: COMM_ERR_CLOSING will NOT be called for CommReads' sitting in
> a
> + * DeferredReadManager.
> */
>
>
> makes me further question the need and value of
squid-2.5 has ACL driven tcp_outgoing_address selection. What is missing
to be able to select IP address based on which parent the request is
forwarded to is acls for matching with parent the request is sent to..
The "dst" acl type matches the IP address of the requested host/domain
found in the U
mån 2003-03-03 klockan 19.46 skrev atit_ldce:
> i am using intenet explorer 5.x
> when i enter https://www.hotmail.com
>
> what will be type of protocol taken by squid
Assuming you are using Squid as a proxy then the protocol will be NONE
with a request method of CONNECT.
--
Henrik Nordstrom <[
mån 2003-03-03 klockan 10.27 skrev atit:
> how dns in squid works?
>
> can u give me bried idea of how follwing hostname is resolved
> www.yahoo.com
>
> give answer in terms of sequence of steps carried out in squid..
>
> in squid source code there are 2 file for dns
> 1)dns.c
> 2)dns_interna
mån 2003-03-03 klockan 11.59 skrev Robert Collins:
> It
> * removes deferred reads across the board
> * converts nearly all unready reads to the new DeferredRead framework.
> * leaves ssl reading 1 byte per IO cycle at minimum.
> * Includes David Nicklay's epoll patch.
A short description of the
Only one thing... but I guess this is mostly a question to Adrian:
+ *
+ * NOTE: COMM_ERR_CLOSING will NOT be called for CommReads' sitting in
a
+ * DeferredReadManager.
*/
makes me further question the need and value of COMM_ERR_CLOSING...
What is the intention behind COMM_ERR_CLOSING? Wha
i am using intenet explorer 5.x
when i enter https://www.hotmail.com
what will be type of protocol taken by squid
does it PROTO_HTTPS or any other
while debugging i found it is PROTO_NONE.
i have following tag in my conf file
acl all src 192.68.1.0/24
acl parent1 dst 192.68.2.0
acl siblin
mån 2003-03-03 klockan 12.27 skrev Gary Price (ICT):
> thanks for your words of wisdom. Questions...
> 1. The first indication that NTLM is required is that the server responds with 401,
> and requests NTLM authentication. So the first
> thing to look at is the response header from the origin se
Hi Robert,
At 12.21 02/03/2003, Robert Collins wrote:
On Sun, 2003-03-02 at 22:16, Guido Serassio wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have just found a new conflicts on case insensitive systems (Windows):
>
> src\Config.h and include\config.h
Doh! Again!
Will fix asap.
Thanks, but I need to know in advance how Yo
On Mon, 2003-03-03 at 22:27, Gary Price (ICT) wrote:
> > - detect when NTLM auth is required
> yes
> > say, by looking at response headers.
> by looking at the request headers.
> -
> Henrik
> thanks for your words of wisdom. Questions...
> 1. The first indication that NTLM is r
> - detect when NTLM auth is required
yes
> say, by looking at response headers.
by looking at the request headers.
-
Henrik
thanks for your words of wisdom. Questions...
1. The first indication that NTLM is required is that the server responds with 401,
and requests NTLM aut
Ok, I'd like to apply this patch:
http://www.squid-cache.org/~robertc/deferred.patch.bz2
asap (Adrian has a couple of comms things to work on that depend on this
to prevent collisions).
It
* removes deferred reads across the board
* converts nearly all unready reads to the new DeferredRead framew
how dns in squid works?
can u give me bried idea of how follwing hostname is resolved
www.yahoo.com
give answer in terms of sequence of steps carried out in squid..
in squid source code there are 2 file for dns
1)dns.c
2)dns_internal.c
can u explain what is differance between them?
how gopher
On Monday 03 March 2003 13.37, atit_ldce wrote:
> in urlParse method of url.c when request is for https protocol
>
> method will be METHOD_CONNECT
>
> now consider follwing code that i have copied from function
> if (method == METHOD_CONNECT) {
> debug(17,3) ("urlParse: Protocol %d Method
On Monday 03 March 2003 12.58, atit_ldce wrote:
> in sslStart function (which is called for handling https request
> forwarding. am i correct?) value for request->protocol must be
> PROTO_HTTPS but it is 0 means PROTO_NONE
> is there any bug?
???
sslStart does not even look at the request->protoc
On Monday 03 March 2003 01.41, Gary Price \(ICT\) wrote:
> - detect when NTLM auth is required
yes
> say, by looking at response headers.
by looking at the request headers.
> - put the corresponding FD in the pconn cache with a key
> that depends on the client IP and port
the pconn cache shou
On Monday 03 March 2003 01.27, Gary Price \(ICT\) wrote:
> So my questions are
> - is this really doing what it appears to be doing?
Yes, as long as there is no pipelined connections.
> - why does this appear to give no problems?
Because there is sufficient gap between the requests to keep the
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