On 17/10/20 3:07 am, Vieri wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I think I found something in the cache.log I posted before.
>
> sendRequest: HTTP Server conn* local=PUB_IPv4_ADDR_3
> ...
> sendRequest: HTTP Server conn* local=PUB_IPv4_ADDR_2
>
> It seems that Squid sometimes connects to the remote HTTP server with
On 16/10/20 10:21 pm, simon ben wrote:
> I have squid running perfectly fine on centos 7 64 bit with no issues
> I want to allow certain user ips to access a few sites and block
> everything else so below is the config
> the sites are
> 1) paloaltonetworks.com
> 2) redcloak.secureworks.com
>
Not
On Friday, October 16, 2020, 4:48:55 PM GMT+2, Alex Rousskov
wrote:
> tcp_outgoing_address.
OK, I fixed the "local" address issue, but I'm still seeing the same behavior.
I pinpointed one particular request that's failing:
2020/10/16 16:56:37.250 kid1| 85,2| client_side_request.cc(745)
cl
BTW how does Squid decide which IP address to use for "local" here below?
sendRequest: HTTP Server conn* local=
I tried specifying a bind address in http_port and https_port as well as
routing traffic from that address out through just one ppp interface, but that
doesn't seem to change the way
Hi,
I think I found something in the cache.log I posted before.
sendRequest: HTTP Server conn* local=PUB_IPv4_ADDR_3
...
sendRequest: HTTP Server conn* local=PUB_IPv4_ADDR_2
It seems that Squid sometimes connects to the remote HTTP server with either
one of the available addresses on the Squid
On 10/16/20 10:41 AM, Vieri wrote:
> BTW how does Squid decide which IP address to use for "local" here below?
>
> sendRequest: HTTP Server conn* local=
By default, Squid does not make that decision. The OS does it for Squid.
You can try to force Squid to bind to a specific source address for
out
On 10/16/20 3:35 AM, Vieri wrote:
> squid-5.0.4-20200825-rf4ade365f/src/cf.data.pre contains:
> Usage: http_upgrade_request_protocols allow|deny [!]acl ...
>
> The required "protocol" parameter is either an all-caps word OTHER or
> an
> explicit protocol name (e.g. "WebSo
I have squid running perfectly fine on centos 7 64 bit with no issuesI want to
allow certain user ips to access a few sites and block everything else so below
is the configthe sites are 1) paloaltonetworks.com2) redcloak.secureworks.com
in squid.conf---acl userlist src "/etc/squid
On Thursday, October 15, 2020, 5:28:03 PM GMT+2, Alex Rousskov
wrote:
>> In other words, I do not need to be specific with
>> 'http_upgrade_request_protocols WebSocket allow all' unless I want
>> to, right?
>
> Just in case somebody else starts copy-pasting the above rule into their
> configu
