BJ Tiemessen ?:
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Look at Linux HA (www.linux-ha.org), very nice software.
BJ
Nick Duda wrote:
| I might need to take this elsewhere, but curious if anyone is doing
this already.
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| I need to have a failover Squid proxy server in the event the
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 01:53:46PM -0800, Chris Robertson wrote:
hdkutz wrote:
Hello List,
pretty new to squid 3.0.
Tried to configure cachemgr.cgi.
Problem:
Squid is not listening to his standard port 3128.
It is configured to Listen on port 80.
Apache Webserver is configured to use port
ons 2008-04-16 klockan 12:24 +0800 skrev John Lui:
in the squid.default.conf,it says if setting icp_query_timeout 0(by
default) will automatically determine an optimal ICP query timeout
value based on the round-trip-time,
Isn't it meaning icp_query_timeout 0 is better than icp_query_timeout
Hello.
I would like to set up the following environment:
Client -- ProxyIN -- Squid -- ProxyOUT -- Webserver
The problem is, that ProxyIN adds some request headers, which ProxyOUT
needs.
So, is there a chance to config Squid in a way, that it opens only one
outgoing connection
for an
Hello!
I already tried 2 weeks to install Squid 2.6.STABLE18 for Windows. So what
I want is following:
I created a group in the Active Directory with the Name InternetUsers,
Group Scope Domain local, Group Type Security. The group scope Domain
local is mandatory because we have AD-Trusts with
Roman Aspetsberger wrote:
Hello.
I would like to set up the following environment:
Client -- ProxyIN -- Squid -- ProxyOUT -- Webserver
The problem is, that ProxyIN adds some request headers, which ProxyOUT
needs.
So, is there a chance to config Squid in a way, that it opens only one
outgoing
On Sunday 09 March 2008 9:49:49 pm Chuck Kollars wrote:
How can I prioritize traffic on my _internal_ LAN (or
to use different words the _other_ side of Squid)?
OK
The first request for a very large file uses some
amount of drop bandwidth which I can control with
things like delay_pools.
HI There,
I was wondering whether it's posible to mark cached traffic with a different
TOS then uncached traffic. I need to come up with a way of passing cached
traffic through our bandwidth manager without taxing the end user for it.
Basically giving them the full benefits of the proxy
Hello all,
I use basic authentification and want to open full access to some site
blabla.com.
The blabla.com page can contain images from the different sites.
The authentification windows appeared because of these banners have
different site urls.
Can some explain how can I solve it?
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008, Stephan Viljoen wrote:
HI There,
I was wondering whether it's posible to mark cached traffic with a
different TOS then uncached traffic. I need to come up with a way of
passing cached traffic through our bandwidth manager without taxing the end
user for it.
Have you considered running one of the machines as an NTP server, have
the others sync their clock to that?
On 4/14/08, Jon Drukman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Should I throw an Expires header in there?
Yes, explicit 'Expires' headers help squid make smarter decisions.
If you know an object is
Hello,
My company uses Squid as a proxy server for select users within our
organization. This solution has been functioning without incident for
approximately 1.5 years. Recently (within the past three weeks), we have
been experiencing problems where the software fails to serve webpages.
After
K K wrote:
Have you considered running one of the machines as an NTP server, have
the others sync their clock to that?
no, one of the machines is shared hosting so i don't have access to run
my own ntpd on it.
Yes, explicit 'Expires' headers help squid make smarter decisions.
If you know
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 6:57 PM, Michael J. Perrone
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
My company uses Squid as a proxy server for select users within our
organization. This solution has been functioning without incident for
approximately 1.5 years. Recently (within the past three weeks), we
On Wed, 2008-04-16 at 11:08 +0800, Adrian Chadd wrote:
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008, Adam Carter wrote:
I think SmartFilter patches the squid source, so is tied to specific
versions. It certainly adds another option to the configure script.
You can download it for free from
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008, Alex Rousskov wrote:
Well, we could also talk to them about rolling their existing patches
into the Squid-2 codebase.
I doubt their existing patches should be included in Squid sources
because they are relatively large and very SmartFilter-specific. It
would be
Serj A. Androsov пишет:
Hello all,
I use basic authentification and want to open full access to some site
blabla.com.
The blabla.com page can contain images from the different sites.
The authentification windows appeared because of these banners have
different site urls.
Can some explain how
On Wed, 2008-04-16 at 11:22 +0800, Adrian Chadd wrote:
Well, I'm at that point again, where I'd like to do some large-scale work to
the Squid-2 tree to fix a whole range of longstanding performance and codebase
issues to help the codebase move forward. Unfortunately this clashes with the
Hi All,
Can I find a performance document for Squid? for example, what is Squid
throughput?
Thanks,
Forrest
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Hello all, I'm beginning to implement a Squid setup and am in
particular looking to cache Youtube as it is a significant chunk of our
traffic and we don't want to outright block it (yet).
I'm using squid-2.6.STABLE6 from RHEL 5.1 (latest errata). I've been
reading around a lot and am seeking a
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 7:33 PM, Michael J. Perrone
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
when I type the command squidclient mgr:info this is
the result... Is this how I get to the cache manager DNS page (the
machine is not running apache...)?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# squidclient mgr:info
ons 2008-04-16 klockan 11:08 +0800 skrev Adrian Chadd:
Well, we could also talk to them about rolling their existing patches
into the Squid-2 codebase.
No, it's some small glue patches and a large binary blob...
Regards
Henrik
hdkutz wrote:
Thanx for your suggestion.
No SELinux, firewall rules.
You are right. Indeed, squid only listens on one IP.
Reconfigured squid to listen on 127.0.0.1:80 also.
Got now:
snip
ERROR
The requested URL could not be retrieved
While trying to retrieve the URL: cache_object://127.0.0.1/
The problem with caching Youtube (and other CDN content) is that
the same content is found at lots of different URLs/hosts. This
unfortunately means you'll end up caching multiple copies of the
same content and (almost!) never see hits.
Squid-2.7 -should- be quite stable. I'd suggest just running
On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 08:11:51AM +0800, Adrian Chadd wrote:
The problem with caching Youtube (and other CDN content) is that
the same content is found at lots of different URLs/hosts. This
unfortunately means you'll end up caching multiple copies of the
same content and (almost!) never see
Hey Squid users :)
We had a problem recently where a user with a misconfigured download
accelerator was able to bring our proxy to its knees, downloading an
80MB driver about 100 times in parallel. We temporarily solved the
problem by stopping the download accelerator, but this makes me
HI There,
I was wondering whether it's posible to mark cached traffic with a
different
TOS then uncached traffic. I need to come up with a way of passing cached
traffic through our bandwidth manager without taxing the end user for it.
Basically giving them the full benefits of the proxy
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008, Ray Van Dolson wrote:
And here is the store_url_rewrite script. I added some logging:
Cool!
Could likely remove the last elsif block at this point as it's catching
on the previous one now. But this is working great! Probably some
tuning yet to be done. Maybe
Hey Squid users :)
We had a problem recently where a user with a misconfigured download
accelerator was able to bring our proxy to its knees, downloading an
80MB driver about 100 times in parallel. We temporarily solved the
problem by stopping the download accelerator, but this makes me
Hi Amos,
Unfortunately the maxconn ACL is not suitable in our circumstance,
since we service several clients who are behind NAT'd IPs.. so there
may be as many as 50 real browsers behind a single IP.. the
collapsedforwarding option looks interesting, I'll keep an eye on
that, thanks :)
On Wed, 2008-04-16 at 13:10 -0700, JXu wrote:
Can I find a performance document for Squid? for example, what is Squid
throughput?
Squid performance varies a lot depending on your hardware and deployment
scenario. Some Squids can do thousands of transactions per second
(hundreds of Mbits/sec).
David Young wrote:
Hi Amos,
Unfortunately the maxconn ACL is not suitable in our circumstance, since
we service several clients who are behind NAT'd IPs.. so there may be as
many as 50 real browsers behind a single IP.. the collapsedforwarding
option looks interesting, I'll keep an eye on
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