Re: [squid-users] how to manualy delete the cache hits ?

zulkarnain wrote: Hi, I would like to delete the cache hits/object that larger than 128MB which is inside on the cache dir. I would like to know the safety way to do this manualy. The safetst method is to use the purge tool (some slight modifications might be needed). The quickest method

Re: [squid-users] Proxy authentication - PXY1

Robert Collins wrote: Requests without authentication are redirected to the policy page, with the original page in a cookie/form submission. The policy page sets a cookie POLICY ACCEPTED when the user accepts the policy. The policy web server *must* be accessed via squid. When a request to

RE: [squid-users] squid proxy for W2K active directoty users

Hi Jack For group ldap 1) Find the ldapsearch command to give a true condition for your AD groups i.e. the -f condition for squid_ldap_group For AD most probably ((cn=%a)(member=uid=%v,*)(objectclass=group)) 2)create acls criteria for each group acl group1 external ldapou group_in_ad_1 acl

[squid-users] round-robin and antivirus

Is it possible to redirect the requests of a intranet clients's passing through the proxy in the direction of the internet by a multiples antivirus servers ? The cache_peer have a round robin option , is it usable to do this ? Thank for any clue -- Guilhem michel Administrateur proxy

[squid-users] authenticated users and different Internet access level

I'm running Squid 2.5 Stable4 on Linux Mandrake 8.2 Squid_auth_ldap helper to authenticate users coming into our network through our gateway I have to authenticate users that come from our gateway only (others don't need to autheticate) And I have to set different Internet access level for

Re: [squid-users] how to manualy delete the cache hits ?

--- Henrik Nordstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: zulkarnain wrote: Hi, I would like to delete the cache hits/object that larger than 128MB which is inside on the cache dir. I would like to know the safety way to do this manualy. The safetst method is to use the purge tool (some

Re: [squid-users] HTTP requests

Bilal wrote: Hi, I would like to know how Squid handles a socket connection with a user after the connection has been established. I'm assuming that Squid uses the same socket to handle the requests and responses to all the objects that make up a web page. For example, if a user requests

Re: [squid-users] round-robin and antivirus

yes. tor 2003-02-06 klockan 12.20 skrev GUILHEM Michel (34): Is it possible to redirect the requests of a intranet clients's passing through the proxy in the direction of the internet by a multiples antivirus servers ? The cache_peer have a round robin option , is it usable to do this ?

Re: [squid-users] HTTP requests

Squid uses the HTTP protocol over TCP, as specified in RFC2616 and it's predecessors. Connections browser-squid and squid-servers is managed separately. tor 2003-02-06 klockan 11.21 skrev Bilal: Hi, I would like to know how Squid handles a socket connection with a user after the connection

Re: [squid-users] authenticate users not in IPrange only

Veryfy your http_access rules. Keep in mind that it is a ordered list of rules. The first http_access rule where all listed acls evaluate to true determines if the request is to be allowed or denied. Regards Henrik tor 2003-02-06 klockan 14.11 skrev Yannick MASSE/INFO/FR/DELMAS: I want to

[squid-users] Rf. : Re: [squid-users] authenticate users not in IPrange only

Thanks for your help. I just forgot tu write a rule between user in MyNetwork and users to be authenticated. Here is my squid.conf that work now :) # acl MyNetwork src 172.16.10.1-172.16.10.255 acl GoodSites dstdomain .google.com .yahoo.com ...

[squid-users] Can any one help me on this ...

-- [ From: NetSys Administration * EMC.Ver #2.5.02 ] -- Hello from Honduras Can anyone explain why all my hits seem to be finished with NONE 66.178.50.114 - - [06/Feb/2003:08:01:02 -0600] GET http://www.uol.com. br/photos/ed13/assinaturas/materia-centro.htm HTTP/1.1 200 8268 TCP_MEM_HIT :NONE

[squid-users] cache size

Have been lurking and watching, but do not find much info on cache size = recommendations and trade-off in speed. Would like, of course to have = the largest cache known to man. :) Machine is 2gz and can put in as much ram as we need. So if I've 40 or 60 gigs to give squid, will I slow it down

Re: [squid-users] cache size

Rodney Richison wrote: Have been lurking and watching, but do not find much info on cache size = recommendations and trade-off in speed. Would like, of course to have = the largest cache known to man. :) Machine is 2gz and can put in as much ram as we need. So if I've 40 or 60 gigs

[squid-users] winbindd - squid wb_group authentication

Hello List, I only want to have squid authenticate users via winbind against the AD of the PDC. After reading the squid faq and the manpage for winbind, I have (at the moment) only one question left: I have successfully created a smb.conf to let winbind authenticate against the Active Directory

Re: [squid-users] HTTP requests

Marc Elsen wrote: How does Squid know that all the objects have been requested and that the socket should be closed? What determines this? It doesn't ,the browser (or client) will tell squid when it is finished asking for objects. Squid will close the connection if the browser does

Re: [squid-users] winbindd - squid wb_group authentication

For Squid use you can completely ignore all winbind documentation speaking about PAM or NSS. Squid talks directly to winbind, not via PAM or NSS. In fact you can even compile winbind with both PAM and NSS disabled when only used by Squid. If you want to use winbind for UNIX account integration,

Re: [squid-users] cache size

As long as you stay within the ram usage limitations (see the Suqid FAQ for ram vs cache sizing) the size of your cache has marginal impact on performance, except that hit ratio increases somewhat with larger caches. As for cache sizing: Having a cache much bigger than 1 weeks of traffic is not

Re: [squid-users] squid proxy for W2K active directoty users

Henrik Nordstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/05/2003 01:11 AM To: Jack [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Squid Users [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:Re: [squid-users] squid proxy for W2K active directoty users Jack wrote: Is it possible to use W2K

Re: [squid-users] Host Acceleration.

On Thu, 2003-02-06 at 22:05, Neil Marjoram wrote: I am hoping someone can help me with 3 problems I am having deploying Squid. I have a very restricive brief from management about how this should work, and a large quote from some company to make it work - which we can not afford as a

Re: [squid-users] how to manualy delete the cache hits ?

Yes, I got the purge tool now :) what modification I should made ? Best regards, zulkarnain --- Henrik Nordstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: tor 2003-02-06 klockan 12.09 skrev zulkarnain: where I can get the purge tool and what modification that I should made? Have you tried the to look

[squid-users] RE: Record all traffic option?

From: Robert Collins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Definately not. --- :-) Well, first thoughts: 1) if you want to redirect everything coming to from squid, use network layer interception. It exists, and works. It has issues - but no more than 100% alteration via squid itself.