on the network and then try to use a NOT operator like
http_access allow !known_browsers
before the auth required setting.
thoughts?
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Thanks Amos - I will try the configuration change first and look into
the new version.
On 11-11-04 8:44 PM, Amos Jeffries wrote:
On 5/11/2011 5:03 a.m., Rick Chisholm wrote:
I'm not intimidated by that option, but I prefer to use ports
(which
works great. If you sign-out and back in, you are still fine, unless you
clear your cache, then you get the pause again. The light versions of OWA
work fine.
Squid version is 2.7.9_1
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3.2 does not appear to be available in the BSD ports tree at this time.
On Fri, November 4, 2011 11:39 am, Eliezer Croitoru wrote:
On 04/11/2011 16:55, Rick Chisholm wrote:
clear your cache, then you get the pause again. The light versions of
OWA
did you tried the 3.2 branch?
as let say
solution (3.2) is the answer.
On Fri, November 4, 2011 11:45 am, Eliezer Croitoru wrote:
On 04/11/2011 17:41, Rick Chisholm wrote:
3.2 does not appear to be available in the BSD ports tree at this time.
compile it yourself.. it pretty simple..
Eliezer
On Fri, November 4, 2011 11:39 am
in advance for any suggestions or help with this.
Scott
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I'm sure this has been asked before - working on a squid box that is to
Auth to AD. Unable to authenticate and getting error in squid cache log:
WARNING: could not bind to binddn 'Invalid credentials'
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Jeff Peng wrote:
Also, could
someone recommend a light weight server for static content?
Apache is good enough IMO.
a stripped down Apache would server static content just fine, but a
couple other options would be Lighttpd and Nginx.
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putting login.yahoo.com in the domains whitelist, instead of a more
specific URL in the URLs whitelist has fixed the problem.
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, 10 Aug 2009 22:17:54 -0400, Rick Chisholm rchish...@parallel42.ca
wrote:
In this config - squid is using it's own dnsservers setting in
squid.conf in order to avoid the local resolver setting on the OS. We
are essentially using squid to avoid openDNS for a particular group at
work who need
We are using squidGuard.
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
mån 2009-08-10 klockan 22:01 -0400 skrev Rick Chisholm:
Our marketing dept. at work needs access to Yahoo Analytics, but they
have to login via Yahoo! regular login. Squid complains about a DNS
resolution issue but names the link as
http
%2fH%3dc2VjdXJlPXRydWUgc2VjdXJlPVwidFwi%2fS%3d1%2fJ%3d8AF18E44Q=0O=0.5384668989691079
Rick Chisholm wrote:
it's just redirecting to login.yahoo.com again... but with a long URL, I
will do some more digging and get you a more specific answer.
I will also check, but I'm pretty sure we
what's up with Squid and https://login.yahoo.com?
Our marketing dept. at work needs access to Yahoo Analytics, but they
have to login via Yahoo! regular login. Squid complains about a DNS
resolution issue but names the link as
http://443
It's quite odd.
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e
squid -v should get you what you are looking for.
mcnicholas wrote:
Hi Guys
Sorry for such an inane post, but can someone tell me what command to run
that will show the version of Squid is installed on a red hat server?
I've inherited some production boxes with no documentation.
Thanks
might be worthwhile to run memtest86 against your server to rule out
memory issues, esp. since you appear to have clear logs. Is squid
crashing or is the OS locking up?
Hoover Chan wrote:
Hi, I'm new to this mailing list and relatively new to managing Squid.
I'm running a Squid cache using
something basic like netstat -an will give you some info, if you want
squid specific info, you can setup cachemgr ...
Johnson, S wrote:
I'm using NTLM_AUTH for my authentication mechanism, but if I run
smbstatus I do not see anyone connected (and I know I am). Is there
another tool to see who
Where is the disk space going - the cache dir(s) or the logs? You can
set the size of cache you wish to use in squid.conf; but if you are not
mindful of your logs they can grow out of control as well.
squid -k rotate will rotate your logs and allow you to clean up the old
ones if you wish.
What would you say is preferable - having squid hit a local instance of
BIND (or djbdns) or pointing it at the closest upstream name server(s)?
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is lag time between Squid
and its' supplier of DNS info. If you have a local recursive server, its
usually giving less lag than an upstream one would.
thanks, that pretty much confirms what I thought.
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Thx Henrik - I will try that when it happens again.
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
tis 2008-12-02 klockan 09:40 -0500 skrev Rick Chisholm:
Please attach gdb to the process and print out a stack backtrace to
figure out what it's doing.
cat /usr/local/squid/logs/squid.pid
gdb /usr/local/squid
there might be a common denominator here - this is happening on a Dell
SC1435, dual-core Opteron 2212... maybe it's an AMD thing. That may
change my plans for another server.
ian j hart wrote:
On Tuesday 02 December 2008 14:40:19 Rick Chisholm wrote:
Sorry I can't offer a solution but I can
ian j hart wrote:
On Saturday 06 December 2008 19:52:10 Rick Chisholm wrote:
I seriously doubt it's an AMD thing.
I have an identically configured test server that does not exhibit the
same behaviour at all and the only real difference being it's a PE 1900
Xeon Quad. In fact of all
I'm having a recurring issue with squid 2.7STABLE5 on FreeBSD 6.3 - part
of the problem is that I cannot pinpoint the cause. Often (though not
always) when squid -k reconfigure is run squid goes a bit haywire and
maxes out one core and becomes unresponsive to connections.
SquidGuard log is
sounds like you have a bit of a hybrid solution going with the proxy.pac
handling some of the ACL work. Depending on the size of user base you
are dealing with, you could have various ACLs in squid based on client
IP. Otherwise you might be looking at using one of the built-in squid
auth
anytime I check the Cache Client List I get:
Cache Clients:
TOTALS
ICP : 0 Queries, 0 Hits ( 0%)
HTTP: 0 Requests, 0 Hits ( 0%)
even when I know the Cache has clients... it's weird.
Rick
are you running DNS on the same box as squid or on the LAN?
create a list of domain names, like 20-25 in a file like names.lst and
run dig -f names.lst - gives you an idea how well DNS is working.
Sometimes everything works fine but, sometimes the system is extremely
slow and I get the
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