Dear all
I have setup squid with delay pools , but some user using rtmp
protocol and using port 443 port for download file .flv
I try to see in access.log but nothing recorder , how come ...?
so my question how to make rtmp protocol to join in delay pools or
should i forward rtmp protocol to
Usrbich wrote:
Hi2all!
My users are experiencing problems with squid few hours after it starts.
I have following configuration: P4 3GHz, 1.1 GB RAM, CentOS, Squid 2.6. This
is a virtual machine and also a DNS server.
Number of active users at one time is about 40-50. The problem is, when I
I think there's no control, why do you ask?
Amos Jeffries-2 wrote:
Usrbich wrote:
Hi2all!
My users are experiencing problems with squid few hours after it starts.
I have following configuration: P4 3GHz, 1.1 GB RAM, CentOS, Squid 2.6.
This
is a virtual machine and also a DNS server.
Hi!
Well I don't think the ACLs name will make any difference... :)
Let me explain what I want. I've this site, lets say tiago.com, and
I don't want squid to cache it. It isn't by my internal network that
I'll know what's going to cache or not, but I'll know the external
hosts that I shouldn't
I sent this to info@, but received no reply yet, so I figured I'd post
it here as well in case the person who checks that address is busy or
something.
I notice that ftp://ftp.squid-cache.org/pub/squid-2/STABLE/ seems to
have stopped being updated after the 2.6.STABLE18 release. Consequently,
Hi.
We are starting to deploy digest based authentication on a large network, and
we found a weird problem: Sometimes authenticated requests are answered by
TCP_DENIED/407 responses.
Below is a sample from the access log:
1209559977.471252 192.168.2.223 TCP_MISS/200 801 GET
I have configured parameters like you told me, but still, same thing happens,
but now, i have only about 30 MB's of RAM left, it isn't swapping yet...
Please help :-(
Usrbich wrote:
I think there's no control, why do you ask?
Amos Jeffries-2 wrote:
Usrbich wrote:
Hi2all!
My users
I was wondering if there was a way for Squid to pass on some basic
information to the server citing that the original request was Secure,
so that the backend server will respond correctly.
Right now Squid takes and handles the SSL, passes back to the server
via standard http and the application
Joshua Root wrote:
I notice that ftp://ftp.squid-cache.org/pub/squid-2/STABLE/ seems to
have stopped being updated after the 2.6.STABLE18 release. Consequently,
none of the mirrors have 2.6.STABLE19 or 2.6.STABLE20.
And, in reply to my own post, Duane has now added the missing files.
- Josh
RTMP is Adobe's protocol used for streaming. As Amos says, RTMP !=
HTTP but it is going to be delivered over Ports 80 443, as you have
already seen. Adobe Flash Media Server contains a caching component,
I believe, so if you control the content, you might want to look into
that (rather
In cache.log, all I get is this messages:
2008/04/30 23:58:25| clientReadRequest: FD 121 (10.19.14.58:2014) Invalid
Request
2008/04/30 23:58:25| clientReadRequest: FD 112 (10.19.14.58:2013) Invalid
Request
2008/04/30 23:58:37| clientReadRequest: FD 170 (10.19.13.54:1317) Invalid
Request
Hi,
I am using Squid-2.6.STABLE19 with Linux for many years.
Recently I changed logfile_rotate from 90 to 180. I have
already used squid -k reconfigure and I have already stopped and
started Squid again.
After changing, I expected that squid started to rotate files
until 180 was
I've not heard of any issues with logfile_rotate failing during a reconfigure.
Please log a bug report with bugzilla.
Adrian
On Wed, Apr 30, 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am using Squid-2.6.STABLE19 with Linux for many years.
Recently I changed logfile_rotate from 90 to
On Wed, Apr 30, 2008, Usrbich wrote:
In cache.log, all I get is this messages:
2008/04/30 23:58:25| clientReadRequest: FD 121 (10.19.14.58:2014) Invalid
Request
2008/04/30 23:58:25| clientReadRequest: FD 112 (10.19.14.58:2013) Invalid
Request
2008/04/30 23:58:37| clientReadRequest: FD 170
Is there a protocol spec somewhere?
Adrian
On Wed, Apr 30, 2008, Paul Bertain wrote:
RTMP is Adobe's protocol used for streaming. As Amos says, RTMP !=
HTTP but it is going to be delivered over Ports 80 443, as you have
already seen. Adobe Flash Media Server contains a caching
I've been looking myself but they (Adobe) keep it pretty tightly
held. The most common google hit is Routing Table Maintenance
Protocol from AppleTalk, which is completely unrelated.
Adobe people don't really know much about it and I can't get to the
Developers. When I call Adobe and ask
Adrian,
Excuse -me but, just to be sure ( my english is not good and
sometimes I can be confusing/confused ), squid -k reconfigure does not
fail or complain.
When squid -k rotate runs ( every day at 00:01 ), accordingly to
cache.log, squid does not fail or complain, but log files are
I've been looking myself but they (Adobe) keep it pretty tightly
held. The most common google hit is Routing Table Maintenance
Protocol from AppleTalk, which is completely unrelated.
Adobe people don't really know much about it and I can't get to the
Developers. When I call Adobe and ask
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