When you request a video on Youtube, its web servers send two new HTTP
headers to the browser :
alt-svc
alternate-protocol
suggesting to the browser to switch to the new protocol QUIC.
Unfortunately
1) QUIC, working over UDP, is not cacheable by squid 3.4
2) even if
Hi Amos
> Hi Massimo, why cc'ing squid-users? nothing this list can do about
it.
Package update : I know, it is a topic for debian users and package
maintainer, so strictly speaking it is off-topic.
youtube video, disabling QUIC : I think it will be of general interest, I
switch to a
ciao Luigi
I ask to update the distro to squid 3.4.14, the last stable version,
released in august.
Rationale :
1) various bugs and memory leaks fixed;
2) security fix for CVE 2015 5400;
3) support for Alternate-Protocol HTTP header.
I need 3) to disable QUIC on youtube, otherwise squid3
> Massimo
>> 2015/12/10 10:33:49| ERROR: '.addons.mozilla.org' is a subdomain of
>> 'addons.mozilla.org'
Francesco aka Kinkie
> No bug, it is really intentional: ".addons.mozilla.org" also matches
> "addons.mozilla.org" (without the dot).
Francesco, thank you for the explanation.
Is it
2015/12/10 10:33:49| ERROR: '.addons.mozilla.org' is a subdomain of
'addons.mozilla.org'
I thought
addons.mozilla.org blocks only these hostname
.addons.mozilla.org blocks all the sub-domains, like
www.addons.mozilla.org etc.addons.mozilla.org
Which
Massimo :
>> acl acl_flussi_media rep_mime_type -i ^audio/
>> acl acl_flussi_media rep_mime_type -i ^video/
>> 2015/12/03 12:38:45 kid1| WARNING: acl_flussi_media ACL is used in
>> context without an HTTP response. Assuming mismatch.
Amos :
> It means that *reply* header do not work when
Massimo
> 2015/12/10 10:33:49| ERROR: '.addons.mozilla.org' is a subdomain of
> 'addons.mozilla.org'
Kinkie :
> it works exactly as you expect. "dstdomain addons.mozilla.org" does
> not block subdomains.
So why doesn't squid accept both rules ? a parsing bug ?
best regards, Massimo
1) speed syntax
example :
delay_parameters 1 -1/-1 128/128 128000/128000
The speed is bytes / sec.
Is it possible to use multipliers like K and M ?
Is it possible to use units, like bps ( bit per sec ) ?
It is wonderfoul to read :
delay_parameters 1 -1/-1
Squid 3 as forwarding proxy, intranet LAN.
We want to limit the bandwidth only for multimedia content.
On 3.1.20 we have these lines into squid.conf :
acl localnet src 10.0.0.0/8
acl acl_flussi_media rep_mime_type -i ^audio/
acl acl_flussi_media rep_mime_type -i ^video/
delay_pools 1
We have a server with squid 3.4.8 as forward proxy ( clients have the
proxy configured in the browsers ).
Sometimes we have Zero-Sized Replies from Windows Servers as discussed
here :
https://squidproxy.wordpress.com/category/squid-3/
The proxy server is in the internal LAN. We want
I am reviewing our squid.conf about http_access manager
http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/config/http_access/
http_access allow localhost manager
http://wiki.squid-cache.org/Features/CacheManager
Cache manager Access Control in squid.conf
http_access allow manager
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