I am currently running 2.5 Stable 5 and want to upgrade to Stable 12.
Will my Stable 5 conf file work in Stable 12 ?
Yes. I have updated from S3 until S12, using each version in between.
Look into the cache.log (after starting the new squid) to see if squid
complains about a setting.
I had
Repost of a previous message.
I'd like to rephrase:
Does anybody know if there is some technical necessity (other than memory
pressure on the kernel's tcp subsystems) to limit squid to using only 64KB
TCP windows?
On the client side - LAN with relatively low RTTs - this seems sensible.
On
Hi,
why is configure limiting the tcp receive buffer size per default to only
64K on Linux (I know of the setting tcp_recv_bufsize)?
Wouldn't it be wise to let the kernel choose the appropriate sizes (because
it only knows about memory pressure or not etc), also with respect to recent
TCP
Hi,
I found my squid.out log file is too large for your system to handle:
access.log size is 2,147,483,647 Bytes.
Are there anyone tell me which version of squid can support biger than 2G
access.log?
At least at squid-2.5.S10; but you should use the latest S12.
Special configure option is
Hi everyone, I'm currently running a squid reverse proxy to cache
requests to a php-update script. The problem I'm facing now is that the
requests doesn't seem to be cached because there is an id delivered as an
HTTP-GET argument in form of update.php?extid={1234-5678-...}. Therefor
(i
Hi,
sad fact is, that numerous (even bigger companies') webservers out there are
broken and DO send excess data that differs from the Content-Length:
specified in the header (mod_banner seems to be partially broken in this
regard, too).
Squid does simply hard-cut the stream after the
