Dear Roma,
If you want to authenticate users through a captive portal mechanism you should
think to IP Address as user identity. Although it is possible to implement a
cookie-based authentication but it is more complex and needs to detailed
explanation.
Regards,
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Quoting Chris Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On the parent server is acl allowing this secondary server to connect.
Are you using an http_port, or an https_port directive on the parent
server? What does it look like?
it looks so:
http_port IP:port
Janis
We have a setup with a number of identical application servers running on
Windows 2003 Server. On each server there is an instance of Squid (2.6 stable
18) that runs as an accelerator. The accelerator mode seems to work fine when
each Squid instance is only accelerating its own application
Hello
I try to set squid as a reverse proxy. Clients should connect via https,
and originserver is via http.
Client ---(https://neon:3129/)-- squid (http://neon:8085/)
webserver
My configuration is something like that:
https_port 3129 accel vport protocol=http
Hi,
Do we have squid 3.0 available on Windows which has the inbuilt support
for ICAP protocol?
I am unable to find a location for downloading it. Although I can
download the use the same for Linux.
The information in the site says we have only a development release for
3.0 and not production
Shailesh Mishra wrote:
Hi,
Do we have squid 3.0 available on Windows which has the inbuilt support
for ICAP protocol?
I am unable to find a location for downloading it. Although I can
download the use the same for Linux.
The information in the site says we have only a development release for
I've seen a few questions about problems opening/downloading PDF's through a
transparent proxy but haven't found a solution that works for me yet. I have a
bridged, transparent squid 2.6.stable6(stock CentOS 5 build) machine with
squidGuard that works great for filtering and caching except for
Hi All,
I set up some squid proxy as reverse proxy for serving large files (~50MB).
If there are about 1200 concurrent connections (each connections
persists about 2 mins, since I have file size ~50MB),
The performance degrades quickly, and cache.log shows:
2008/04/14 22:48:11| comm_old_accept:
Janis wrote:
Quoting Chris Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On the parent server is acl allowing this secondary server to connect.
Are you using an http_port, or an https_port directive on the parent
server? What does it look like?
it looks so:
http_port IP:port
Janis
So the child Squid
Hi All,
I set up some squid proxy as reverse proxy for serving large files
(~50MB).
If there are about 1200 concurrent connections (each connections
persists about 2 mins, since I have file size ~50MB),
The performance degrades quickly, and cache.log shows:
2008/04/14 22:48:11|
lör 2008-04-12 klockan 12:07 -0700 skrev Anil Saini:
where i have make change in source code in order to increase dns_children to
more than 32
Is there really a limit of 32? Not so sure...
What happens if you try to set it higher?
Regards
Henrik
Hi !
I configured a squid 2.6 in a debian box (1Gb ram and 120Gb of disk)
When I send a http request to a file bigger than 200kb (my
maximum_object_size is 4194304 bytes and my
maximum_object_size_in_memory 204800 bytes), the squid answers with a
TCP_MISS and It doesn't save the file into the
actually its is thr in squid.conf fine that max limit is 32
but i increased the limit to 60..and no of dns processes increases...but i
dont know it will effect the squid or notproblem that i was facing is
solved to some extend.
Anil Saini wrote:
where i have to make changes in
On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 7:48 PM, Amos Jeffries [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Indunil Jayasooriya wrote:
Hi all,
I have 2 web servers . One is Primary and the other is Secondary.
Pls asssume
ip of primary is 1.2.3.4
ip of secondary 2.3.4.5
I want squid resverse proxy to forward
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 6:12 AM, Amos Jeffries [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you are getting close to the top of the range we have benchmarked
squid-3 at. Do you have any performance graphs we could use?
Thank you for your advice very much!
#1 - Check the number of file descriptors your
Quoting Chris Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
So the child Squid is trying to negotiate an SSL connection with a port
on the Parent that's not set up to accept it. See
http://www.squid-cache.org/Versions/v3/3.0/cfgman/https_port.html for
the proper directive to terminate an SSL connection.
so,
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