On 16/04/11 14:12, Yang Zhang wrote:
We're seeing a bunch of the following pairs of RELEASE/SWAPOUT lines
for the same URL in our store.log. Can anyone help me understand
what's happening here?
1302893424.155 RELEASE 00 000830A0 6E5CACCDB20F6654643A090ACC1B995D
200 1302893423-1-
We're seeing a bunch of the following pairs of RELEASE/SWAPOUT lines
for the same URL in our store.log. Can anyone help me understand
what's happening here?
1302893424.155 RELEASE 00 000830A0 6E5CACCDB20F6654643A090ACC1B995D
200 1302893423-1-1 application/json 2058/2058 GET
http:/
On 15/04/11 20:46, Trever L. Adams wrote:
I am using squid 3.1.10. I have a virus scanner and a content classifier
(to build content filter with Squid ACLs). The virus scanner has several
modes. One scans transparently and passes on data in chunks. I have this
working for various update sites, et
On 16/04/11 13:25, Leonardo Rodrigues wrote:
Em 15/04/11 21:30, Joachim Wiedorn escreveu:
Hello,
since some days I search for the way how I can use the login data of the
user on his computer (client) for authentication check while he is using
his browser.
As I have understood if I activate aut
On 16/04/11 12:06, Yang Zhang wrote:
Does squid support any sort of compression of its on-disk cache?
Squid does not perform compression.
Whether the disks do it is up to them.
Whether the traffic is compressed on arrival is up to the client.
Whether the traffic stored is compressed is up t
Em 15/04/11 21:30, Joachim Wiedorn escreveu:
Hello,
since some days I search for the way how I can use the login data of the
user on his computer (client) for authentication check while he is using
his browser.
As I have understood if I activate authentication in /etc/squid3/squid.conf
then the
On 16/04/11 12:30, Joachim Wiedorn wrote:
Hello,
since some days I search for the way how I can use the login data of the
user on his computer (client) for authentication check while he is using
his browser.
As I have understood if I activate authentication in /etc/squid3/squid.conf
then the br
On 16/04/11 11:56, rpere...@lavabit.com wrote:
Given those cache sizes, your Squid box should be using around 110 MB
of RAM for index plus a little. Even assuming a worst-case of a minutes
traffic accumulated in transit buffers comes nowhere close to filling
16
GB up.
Some questions tha
On 16/04/11 08:52, Henry Yuan wrote:
Hi folks,
A caveat, I don't have practical network management experience, so the
following could be totally nonsense
On 16/04/11 01:25, Chad Naugle wrote:
I'm not sure about dansguardian, but I'm sure that Squid can open itself
up at a specific time interval for *all* users during the work day, ie:
(Note that the time slot mentioned is in 24-hour format, and only a
quick and dirty example)
acl break_time time
On 16/04/11 02:46, Eliezer Croitoru wrote:
On 15/04/2011 16:02, Leonardo Rodrigues wrote:
i'm pretty sure that the --with-large-files is needed on 32 bit
installations (x86). Large file support is the default on x86_64
machines.
please someone correct me if i'm wrong ...
Em 15/04/11 09:23, H
Re-wind. back to the original question and problem...
On 16/04/11 03:48, Mohammad Fattahian wrote:
Is the any way to block HTTPS for some web sites?
I have to block access to Gmail accounts.
It's done for http but I did not find any solution for https.
This is part of my configuration:
acl
Hello,
since some days I search for the way how I can use the login data of the
user on his computer (client) for authentication check while he is using
his browser.
As I have understood if I activate authentication in /etc/squid3/squid.conf
then the browser ask the user at the first time of web
Does squid support any sort of compression of its on-disk cache?
--
Yang Zhang
http://yz.mit.edu/
>
> Given those cache sizes, your Squid box should be using around 110 MB
of RAM for index plus a little. Even assuming a worst-case of a minutes
traffic accumulated in transit buffers comes nowhere close to filling
16
> GB up.
>
> Some questions that may help narrow down where the slow is comin
Hi folks,
A caveat, I don't have practical network management experience, so the
following could be totally nonsense
---
>You mention you have no external access, what do you cache with
>squid?
Perhaps I was unclear. We needed a proxy server that could use a white list
so users could go out to a limited number of sites for their benefits
enrollment but not anywhere else on the internet. I already had the Ubuntu
serv
>The Ubuntu Server had an Apache Tomcat web server on it that we were not
>using at the time. It seems the Squid has disabled it. Is it possible to
>run both on the same server?
>I have crawled the archives but do not see any
>reference to this specific issue. Right now the Squid and the Apache Tom
I posted this question a few days ago and didn't get a response, maybe
because I posted so late in the day. I am trying one more time.
Thank you for any response.
***
Last year with the list's help I configured squid as a proxy server on
Ubuntu 10.4 us
>From:
>"Amos Jeffries"
>To:
>squid-users@squid-cache.org
>On 15/04/11 09:40, Tom Sparks wrote:
>> I have a computer that has not network or internet connection
>>
>> Can I use squid in a sneakernet/Delay-tolerant network?
>Squid is usually limited by Human delay tolerance. Which is somewhere >be
It does not block HTTPS.
I want to block GMAIL, not all the google web site
-Original Message-
From: Joseph L. Casale [mailto:jcas...@activenetwerx.com]
Sent: April-15-11 11:42 AM
To: squid-users@squid-cache.org
Subject: RE: [squid-users] Gmail HTTPS Block
>Is the any way to block HTT
>Is the any way to block HTTPS for some web sites?
>
>I have to block access to Gmail accounts.
>
>It's done for http but I did not find any solution for https.
>
>This is part of my configuration:
>
>acl gmail1 dstdomain google.com
>acl gmail2 dstdomain google.ca
>http_access deny CONNECT gmail1 g
On 15/04/2011 16:02, Leonardo Rodrigues wrote:
i'm pretty sure that the --with-large-files is needed on 32 bit
installations (x86). Large file support is the default on x86_64
machines.
please someone correct me if i'm wrong ...
Em 15/04/11 09:23, Helmut Hullen escreveu:
Hallo, Tó
On 15/04/2011 15:49, Fran Márquez wrote:
Hi,
I have a doubt: Can I setup squid for allow full and free access
during a limited time period (for example, 15 minutes per day) for
users can access to any site without restrictions?
I don't like prohibit access to some popular sites, but I can't
Hi all,
Is the any way to block HTTPS for some web sites?
I have to block access to Gmail accounts.
It's done for http but I did not find any solution for https.
This is part of my configuration:
acl gmail1 dstdomain google.com
acl gmail2 dstdomain google.ca
http_access deny CONNECT gmail1 gma
I'm not sure about dansguardian, but I'm sure that Squid can open itself
up at a specific time interval for *all* users during the work day, ie:
(Note that the time slot mentioned is in 24-hour format, and only a
quick and dirty example)
acl break_time time M T W H F 12:00-12:15
acl auth_users
ac
i'm pretty sure that the --with-large-files is needed on 32 bit
installations (x86). Large file support is the default on x86_64 machines.
please someone correct me if i'm wrong ...
Em 15/04/11 09:23, Helmut Hullen escreveu:
Hallo, Tóth,
Du meintest am 15.04.11:
What is the option
Hi,
I have a doubt: Can I setup squid for allow full and free access during
a limited time period (for example, 15 minutes per day) for users can
access to any site without restrictions?
I don't like prohibit access to some popular sites, but I can't open it
permanently, since this is an off
Hallo, Tóth,
Du meintest am 15.04.11:
> What is the option when I compile squid to cache files over 2GB ?
--with-large-files
> How can I see what are the default compile options for an apt-get
> based debian installation?
squid -v
Viele Gruesse!
Helmut
Hi Tibby,
Try turn on some debug options and -k reconfigure the squid, not restarting it.
Maybe we can find out what is using the cpu for.
It happens to me a while ago. The squid does not receive any traffic, but use
100% of one cpu core. The debug shown that the squid is logging "Engine i
What is the option when I compile squid to cache files over 2GB ?
How can I see what are the default compile options for an apt-get based debian
installation? I would need to recompile a version just like the apt-get
install, except I would have to have large file support.
Thanks,
Tibby
A few weeks ago, there was a post concerning certificate authentication:
http://squid-web-proxy-cache.1019090.n4.nabble.com/Client-Certificate-Authentication-td3353759.html
Regards,
Tom
2011/4/15 J. Webster :
>
> Is there a way to generate authentication certificates for access to a proxy
> ser
I am using squid 3.1.10. I have a virus scanner and a content classifier
(to build content filter with Squid ACLs). The virus scanner has several
modes. One scans transparently and passes on data in chunks. I have this
working for various update sites, etc.
However, I need to run streaming media t
Is there a way to generate authentication certificates for access to a proxy
server instead of or in addition to ncsa auth?
I understand there is an IP address auth check in squid but is this for local
network (192.168.x.x) only?
My current setup is that users login through ncsa auth and all t
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