Thanks.
So if the web server did not understand what domain is served the first call,
why would it understand in the next calls? It eventually returns the right
page. The web server log shows only one call. The web server returns the right
page when you call this URL from wget or a browser with
On Sun, Oct 19, 2008 at 04:51:16PM +1300, Amos Jeffries wrote:
Fair test would be reversing the hostname, which is very cheap operation. ;)
No. Because most users will not write their ACL regex normally, and the
regex has to match a forward-coded domain anyway. The squid algorithm
works
On sön, 2008-10-19 at 17:25 +1300, Amos Jeffries wrote:
The following trace shows up in the log 4 times one after the other, and in
all of them it is a success (returning 1):
What is the reason for that? Other acls in the file are invoked only once
(seen in the trace), but acls on
2.7.STABLE5 2.6.STABLE22 bugfix releases has been released and is
available for download.
2.7.STABLE5 is now the recommended version for users of the Squid-2
series.
Please note that 2.6 is a legacy release and is no longer actively
maintained by the Squid project. We encourage any users of
Thanks.
It makes sense since setting always direct to this acl evaluates the acl once
(and also once on the always direct rule, but this is expected).
The four acl evaluations return success, so is it possible to configure squid
to stop at the first success or just evaluate one algorithm?
E
On sön, 2008-10-19 at 17:12 -0700, Elli Albek wrote:
It makes sense since setting always direct to this acl evaluates the acl
once (and also once on the always direct rule, but this is expected).
The four acl evaluations return success, so is it possible to configure squid
to stop at the
Hi all,
i configured squid transparent for caching live video stream.
I need to cache the live video objects from my particular domain.
But mostly url's vary from request to request.Because VOD service.
So i configured the rewrite program.
video object size is 5 Mb to 100Mb...
I need to
