Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
sön 2006-08-27 klockan 17:33 -0500 skrev Joe Cooper:
Hey guys,
Jon Kay here in Austin wrote it under contract to Swell (US
work-for-hire laws apply, and the contract stipulates it explicitly) so
I own it, and Ganzalo Arana made a few bugfixes. I'm happy to ha
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
On Mon, 4 Jul 2005, Joe Cooper wrote:
For whatever reason (still would like to know why) one of my client
systems using NTLM auth to an Active Directory server suddenly could
no longer get group and user information via wbinfo -g and wbinfo -u
after an AD server
Hi all,
For whatever reason (still would like to know why) one of my client
systems using NTLM auth to an Active Directory server suddenly could no
longer get group and user information via wbinfo -g and wbinfo -u after
an AD server update. However, the net ads user info command still
worked
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
On Mon, 2 May 2005, Baumgaertel Oliver wrote:
I do understand that there were a couple of people in the past asking for
exactly that and it was denied. I am currently in the position to have
the
freedom to start a new icap code project. But before I dive headfirst
into
it,
Serassio Guido wrote:
Hi Henrik,
At 03.01 18/04/2005, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
On Sun, 17 Apr 2005, Serassio Guido wrote:
It seems that the Mozilla and Internet Explorer doesn't support at
all file bigger than 2 GB.
Do they work when not configured to use the proxy?
No, identical behaviour.
Also
Steven Wilton wrote:
Heheh..."only" is a relative term. Our old 500 Mhz boxes
couldn't even
work two 7200 RPM IDE disks (on different buses, of course)
effectively,
and three provided a barely measurable boost. I'd be
surprised if you
aren't able to easily max your CPU with ReiserFS on a
p
Steven Wilton wrote:
It depends on the balance of hardware, but I'd be extremely
surprised if XFS performs better than either reiser or ext2/3 for
Squid workloads on /any/ system. So I have to assume your
methodology is slightly flawed. ;-)
That's what I thought, but there has been a bit of XFS
Steven Wilton wrote:
The interesting thing is that this test shows that in a 2.6.10 kernel, XFS
is the clear winner for I/O wait, followed by ext3 writeback. I was not
surprised to see reiser come off worse than ext3, as I have previously tried
to use reiser on our proxies (on a 2.2 kernel), and n
Joe Cooper wrote:
Now that httpd accel hosts are cache_peers I can used cache_peer_access
to make the distribution decisions...Don't know why I didn't think of
that, as I've used it in the past for similar purposes.
And cache_peer_access is broken in 3.0, due to bug 1201. Sig
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
On Thu, 7 Apr 2005, Joe Cooper wrote:
CARP balances based on a hash of the destination URL, not client.
Hmmm...that raises a different question: How does one address the
issue of maintaining client stickiness?
It doesn't. CARP is designed for routing requests to a
Thanks for the rapid response, Henrik.
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
On Thu, 7 Apr 2005, Joe Cooper wrote:
The whole configuration is working, except for load balancing.
Without "carp" I always get FIRST_UP_PARENT/192.168.1.47. With "carp"
I always get CARP/192.168.1.48, no matte
Hey Henrik and all,
I've got a reverse proxy running Squid with the following cache_peer
configuration:
cache_peer 192.168.1.47 parent 80 7 originserver no-query carp
cache_peer 192.168.1.48 parent 80 7 originserver no-query carp
cache_peer_domain 192.168.1.47 .domain.com
cache_peer_domain 192.16
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If a user gets TCP_DENIED/403 because of a blacklist it often is a bad job
to find out which entry of the blacklist caused this error. Because squid
knows this entry it should log it into cache.log or somewhere else
("TCP_DENIED/403/http://www.badsite.com";). I guess for a
2049/2049 GET
http://localhost:8080/favicon.ico
I also set up a test server so that squid developers can test my setup.
The template page can be accessed directly from the JBoss at:
http://212.87.7.89:8080/rpctlinks/esi/template.html
and through squid at
http://212.87.7.89:8081/rpctlinks/esi/template.
good without
someone to adopt the code and work on it a bit. ;-)
Xavier Baez wrote:
Dear Joe
Could you please tell me if this solution was working already?
I will really, really like to test it
Regards
S. A. Tech Department
Joe Cooper wrote:
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
On S
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
On Sat, 1 May 2004, Xavier Baez wrote:
My question is this. If I use Squid as an http accelerator, could I
configure it so that it will limit transfer rates of certain files?
Delay pools is not applicable to accelerator setups due to their design of
limiting how fast S
ed
feature freeze for preparing the 3.0 release.
That is understood. That's why I'm hoping to get some additional hands
on stabilizing 3.0 (budget-permitting).
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mplete and
reliable.)
It is my opinion that the 'slow' purge tool you have referenced is more
useful for general use.
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are both similarly effected.
I kind of suspect server side network issues, as it seemingly happens
more frequently when the byte hit ratio is extremely bad (due to
range_offset_limit and quick_abort_min being set to -1).
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Web caching appliances and support
ug fast, if
anyone wants to make a quick dig into it.)
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Web caching appliances and support.
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Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
On Saturday 31 May 2003 11.00, Joe Cooper wrote:
The last 3.0 HEAD snapshot is from 27-May-2003. Might be a problem
there?
Checking...
x - extracting anthony-xpm.gif (binary)
mkdir ../squid-3.0.DEVEL-20030531/contrib/nextstep
make: don't know how to make crtpe_
The last 3.0 HEAD snapshot is from 27-May-2003. Might be a problem there?
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you take the easy way out and Reply-to-all whenever
posting. We don't mind getting second copy every now and then.
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Web caching appliances and support.
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Adrian Chadd wrote:
Hi,
After yet another long break I'm kind of back.
Expect bits and pieces of things to start coming out..
:)
It's always good to see you're alive, Adrian. Welcome back.
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Joe Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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If folks are running CVS
checkouts of devel versions of Samba, they ought to know how to patch.
If necessary due to frequent problem reports, I'll be happy to modify
the FAQ to indicate this decision and its reasons.
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Joe Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Web caching appliances and support.
http://www.swelltech.com
ovide
correct arguments..
Regards
Henrik
Joe Cooper wrote:
Oops...Ignore my previous two posts.
Configuration error in my RPM spec file was to blame.
Joe Cooper wrote:
BTW-I'm referring to the squid-2.5.STABLE1.20030204.tar.gz snapshot.
Joe Cooper wrote:
Hi all,
Looks like something
Oops...Ignore my previous two posts.
Configuration error in my RPM spec file was to blame.
Joe Cooper wrote:
BTW-I'm referring to the squid-2.5.STABLE1.20030204.tar.gz snapshot.
Joe Cooper wrote:
Hi all,
Looks like something is broken in aufs in the latest daily snapshot.I
haven'
BTW-I'm referring to the squid-2.5.STABLE1.20030204.tar.gz snapshot.
Joe Cooper wrote:
Hi all,
Looks like something is broken in aufs in the latest daily snapshot.I
haven't built a snapshot since early December of last year, so I don't
know precisely when this showed up.
I ge
;:
aufs/aiops.c:492: `yes' undeclared (first use in this function)
make[4]: *** [aufs/aiops.o] Error 1
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Web caching appliances and support.
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