Greetings,
Amos requested I post here with these results. A brief update first...
I installed libtool(1.5.24), grabbed a fresh squid-2.6.STABLE16 tarball
and tried to run bootstrap.sh. It first complained about autoconf
(which lives in /usr/sfw) being too old so I installed 2.60 in
On Thu, 2007-11-08 at 14:04 +1300, Amos Jeffries wrote:
> >
> > Switched to soft warning mode to avoid aborting only because one is
> > adding a new https_port and have trouble getting the certificates right.
> > There is too many opportunities for error when setting up the
> > certificates, and h
G'day,
Its not the first time that people have suggested rewriting/compressing
content to save on bandwidth delivered to clients and optimise their
"perceived load times."
The trouble is none of it has ever made it back into the Squid codebase. :)
Its been done plenty of times..
adrian
On T
> On tis, 2007-11-06 at 13:28 -0700, Alex Rousskov wrote:
>
>> As you can see, a warning is printed but there are no consequences. That
>> is, Squid will still listen on the specified port although it probably
>> would not be able to do anything useful there without a valid SSL
>> context.
>
> it's
On tis, 2007-11-06 at 13:28 -0700, Alex Rousskov wrote:
> As you can see, a warning is printed but there are no consequences. That
> is, Squid will still listen on the specified port although it probably
> would not be able to do anything useful there without a valid SSL
> context.
it's meant to
I've found some great tools for reducing PNG and HTML output. I'm not
sure if a proxy server could be modified to automatically use these
tools / codebases, but if successful, one could drastically reduce the
amount of bandwidth required to deliver content to clients. Ideally, one
would optimiz
Hello!
I'm Alexander Volkov, the post-graduate student of Petrozadosk State
University.
I investigate web traffic using Squid's access.log and Netflow data from
Cisco's router.
Currently I jointly analyzing access.log and Netflow data. The reason to
participate in the squid-dev mailinglist is to m
Which data structure the source port of proxy's http request to origin web
server is kept in?
I need to log (to access.log) this port for all clients' requests, but the
variable LFT_SERVER_PORT is commented throughout the code (in access_log.cc
of Squid 3).
