ons 2006-03-15 klockan 17:48 -0800 skrev Balu:
I played around httpReadReply() in src/http.c But
could not make it happen. Can anyone give me clue on
what part of code I should modify to add a line that
has to be send to the http client(Browser).
httpReadReply() is a good place.
So is
lör 2006-03-11 klockan 11:27 -0300 skrev wellington ricardo gasparin:
Hi, I need to implement a simulator of squid, for simulate a policy
replacement.
If I to use include squid.h, I can use the functions of squid?
For example: storeCreateEntry?
You will probably find crossdependencies
Hello,
I have rudimentary implemented a choice algorithm in neighborsUdpACK function
in neighbors.c, where it waits to all icp responses per object (untill all icp
peers responded or untill timeout) then chooses the lowest cost peer (it's
for dynamic objects only in my network).
However, the
Hello,
when I try to shut squid down, the code just goes on sending here_i_am
messages, receiving replies, and basically ignores the fact that squid
is going away. Squid keeps receiving http requests and doesn't politely
send them away like it used to. Do you have thoughts on this?
_J
Henrik
Hi,
I had success adding several variables in the struct storeEntry (and in every
function that related to enrty) use them.
However when I stop squid run it again the values in those variables seem to
reset to 0, is it because squid is writing the cache to disk when shutting
down?
It's isn't
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Quoting Henrik Nordstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
tor 2006-03-16 klockan 15:14 +0200 skrev [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Do you mean no_cache in the request/reply http headers?
No, in squid.conf...
Well, I hope I don't jump the gun, I think this was my problem - I did a
tor 2006-03-16 klockan 16:16 +0200 skrev [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
However when I stop squid run it again the values in those variables seem to
reset to 0, is it because squid is writing the cache to disk when shutting
down?
Only the fields in teh STORE_META_SDL TLV section gets written to disk.
Hi
Adding the --disable-auth switch to the config command line fixes this
problem by avoiding those 2 lines above. Alas, it creates a new problem
as the auth/Makefile isn't smart enough to know that there is nothing to
do:
Right. I do not think anyone has considered this case.
Looked at
I've just created the wccp2-s2_5 branch and uploaded a patch based on some
code that we've been using on our network for about 7 months now. The code
supports multiple routers, multiple caches and multiple services. It does
use a lot of structs to keep track of everything, which should allow
