In the registry, I've got this value :
"\c\squid\etc\"
It seems to be good, my squid.conf file is under the etc directory.
Regards
Jerome
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Hi,
At 09.31 18/09/2003, jerome aubert wrote:
In the registry, I've got this value :
"\c\squid\etc\"
It seems to be good, my squid.conf file is under the etc directory.
Sorry, but this is wrong: You need here a full path with filename.
So, don't use environment variable.
Regards
Guido
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Hello!
I have a simple question... I want certain websites not to be cached by squid.
For example, we have a stats website and we don't want it cached.
How do this?
Thanks.
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Fritz Mesedilla wrote:
>
> Hello!
> I have a simple question... I want certain websites not to be cached by squid.
> For example, we have a stats website and we don't want it cached.
> How do this?
>
>
Checkout the :
no_cache
directive in squid.conf.
M.
a. Tell your web server to put a no cache header on the web page as it
is generated.
See:
http://www.mit.edu/~yandros/doc/cache_doc.html
which was the 5th hit on google's search for
'making web pages uncachable'
b. The squid faq also says:
(3rd google hit 'for making sites uncachable in squ
Sorry, but this is wrong: You need here a full path with filename.
So, don't use environment variable.
Yes, with the full path and filename, it's ok.
thank you, thank you,...
regards
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Will always_direct produce the same results?
ie pages won't be served from the cache as the request will be sent directly
to the origin server.
Or is this only applicable in proxy chaining?
> -Original Message-
> From: Marc Elsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, 18 September 20
Jay Turner wrote:
>
> Will always_direct produce the same results?
>
> ie pages won't be served from the cache as the request will be sent directly
> to the origin server.
> Or is this only applicable in proxy chaining?
>
>
Yes, this is unrelated to your original question : always_direct
rel
Hello,
I am migrating the /etc/squid.conf-file of the squid-proxy-paket from SuSE
Linux 7.3 to Debian Woody r1 ... manually, line per line, of course.
The SuSE squid-version is v2.3 stable 4 and the Debian squid-version is v2.4
stable 6.
In the squid.conf of v2.4 there is a comment-line below the
> On Wed, 17 Sep 2003, Dan Sveen Olsen wrote:
>
> > When Squid generates the HTML view when accessing a site through FTP,
the
> > URLs pointing to the built-in FTP icons uses port 3128. That port gets
> > blocked by the firewall because the users have to go through VirusWall
> > first. Is it possi
I'm quite a newbie to snmp but the docs are quite good and so I dont understand
why I cant make squid process my snmp-requests.
I always get an error in the syslogs:
Sep 18 11:07:23 gkserv11 squid[25619]: Failed SNMP agent query from :
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.
The commands I tried to query:
$snmpwalk
Hi!
I am trying to run squid and junkbuster on the same machine.
squid for catching the http traffic (transparent) and forwarding it to
junkbuster.
In this configuration the following problem rises:
squid will catch the traffic, cache it or request it from the web
junkbuster is working fine
but
On Tue, 16 Sep 2003, Sam Pointer wrote:
> More on-topic, how will Squid handle this? Say I visit `Verisignsucks.com`
> and get their sitesearch page. Squid caches it. Now I go to
> `zzzxfeuoiwqueoiwqe.com` and get the exact same content. Does Squid cache
> another whole instance or recognise that i
On Thu, 18 Sep 2003, Jay Turner wrote:
> Will always_direct produce the same results?
Nope.
> ie pages won't be served from the cache as the request will be sent directly
> to the origin server.
The only way to get clients to connect directly to the origin server is
by having the clients do so
On Thu, 18 Sep 2003, Christian wrote:
> MY QUESTION: Are these comment lines in v2.3 also the default values like in
> v2.4 or not ?
Most are the same, but sometimes the defaults change either to a more
reasonable default, or when new directives are added (or old deleted).
> Can you tell me if
Hi,
I am at a loss to configure squid acl meeting the following
requirements.
1. All clients must have internet access throughout the day.
2. Clients 192.168.10.1, 192.168.10.2, 192.168.10.5 (can be
changed to something appropriate if you wish) will have access to all
sites throughout the day.
3.
On Thu, 18 Sep 2003, Dan Sveen Olsen wrote:
> Thanks for your answer, but that does unfortunatly not work. The problem is
> that WirusWall and Squid is installed on the same server, with VirusWall
> nearest the user listening on port 8080. This is the only port open, and
> when Squid generate FTP
> I am at a loss to configure squid acl meeting the following
> requirements.
There is a Squid FAQ on how acl and http_access logic works; read that
if you haven't already.
You'll need src, time, and dstdomain acls to get this to work, and
you'll need to order them in http_acces properly. More in
Hi Henrik,
> Do you think this is causing Squid to restart?
Quite likely.
The strange thing is that Squid is restarting but the PID is the same. Since
yesterday, squid restarted a lot of times but the PID kept the same. And
nobody complained, or had any problems.
How many requests/second do yo
Hello,
What is the average logging size entry for the access.log file ?
As an ISP we would like to log certain amount of data.
Thank you,
Regards,
Wil
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Hallo
We have the following problem with our configuration that has a proxy Squid 2.5 on
port 80:
We installed an Wireless Accesspoint from Orinoco 2500 with Firmware 1.0.3
On the Network ist a Proxy installed such: proxy.x.ch Port: 80
The User Verfication follows with RADIUS. It works.
On Thu, 2003-09-18 at 15:07, Deepa D wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks for the response Robert.I will try and
> explain the setup once again :-
> All the http traffic from the browser is being
> redirected to a program that reformats the url and
Please define 'redirected'. It can mean many things.
Ro
On Thu, 18 Sep 2003, Joao Coutinho wrote:
> client_http.requests = 11.674884/sec client_http.hits = 6.273668/sec
Ok. Not much for 200 users, but it is better to read the 5 min average
counter (I assume the above is from the general runtime information.. this
page shows average since start and i
On Thu, 18 Sep 2003, Payal Rathod wrote:
> Hi,
> I am at a loss to configure squid acl meeting the following
> requirements.
>
> 1. All clients must have internet access throughout the day.
acl my_network src 192.168.10.0/24 ...
[used below]
> 2. Clients 192.168.10.1, 192.168.10.2, 192.168.10.
On Thu, 18 Sep 2003, Joao Coutinho wrote:
> The strange thing is that Squid is restarting but the PID is the same. Since
> yesterday, squid restarted a lot of times but the PID kept the same. And
> nobody complained, or had any problems.
The PID of the "root" process should not change.
Users m
> We have the following problem with our configuration that
> has a proxy Squid 2.5 on port 80:
> Other ports sucht 2082 or any HTTPS connection work fine.
> Every Link within INTRANET works.
> Only when we try to surf on ITERNET (http://www.google.com)
> then it does not work.
> The proxy set
On Thu, 18 Sep 2003, Wilhelm Farrugia wrote:
> What is the average logging size entry for the access.log file ?
Mine currently has 150 bytes per request, but I am not sure how typical
our usage is.
access.log entries are typically in the range 120-200 bytes/request,
occationally much larger (fe
> client_http.requests = 11.674884/sec client_http.hits = 6.273668/sec
Ok. Not much for 200 users, but it is better to read the 5 min average
counter (I assume the above is from the general runtime information.. this
page shows average since start and if your Squid has been running for long
the fi
Other strange thing. On General Runtime Information, on cachemgr.cgi, it
says that squid is up since two days ago.
Squid Object Cache: Version 2.5.STABLE3
Start Time: Thu, 16 Sep 2003 13:16:01 GMT
Current Time: Thu, 18 Sep 2003 14:08:31 GMT 2003/09/16 14:56:57
And here is what cache.log says:
2
> Other strange thing. On General Runtime Information, on
> cachemgr.cgi, it says that squid is up since two days ago.
I think that's because the Cache Manager tracks the root process,
which as you observed isn't restarting (keeps same PID). I have
noticed that a squid -k reconfigure (which trigge
> What should we do or how should we configure if there is a
> rediraction?
If the gateway is directing port 80 to the Squid box, it creates a
loop:
1) Client connects to Squid box (which you have setup to listen on
port 80) and makes request
2) Squid box tries to connect to port 80 on remote ser
Hi,
A firewall rule has been set that redirects all the
http traffic for port 80 to another port.The program
of ours which is listening on this port reformats this
url and forwards it to the proxy.It also receives the
proxy's response and passes it on to the browser.
Regards,
Deepa
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All,
I used Linux RH 7.3 (kernel 2.4.22) and Squid 2.4S7 as a transparent proxy.
After I patched the Squid with the existing patches;
squid-2.4.STABLE7-url_escape.patch
squid-2.4.STABLE7-url_port.patch
Browsing Internet becomes a big problem. The access oftenly unstable.
Slowing down to unaccept
Hello to everyone.
I am an italian newbye and after installing and configuring squid.conf file I
don't succeed to start it by etc/init.d directory.
The command ./squid start send back this msg:
Starting squid: ./squid: line 162: 3239 Aborted $SQUID $SQUID_OPTS 2>
/dev/null
and the st
I've had installed the Squid Cache: Version 2.5.STABLE2-20030411 pon =
Solaris 8 Server and iva have this error messages in the cache.log=20
2003/09/18 15:15:09| WARNING! Your cache is running out of =
filedescriptors
This error stop the squid services and i must to restart it =
againg...any ide
Well the Samba 3 full release is just around the corner (or so it sounds
from the developers on the samba technical mailing list.)
For those of you who are using Win2k+ servers and Squid and want to use
Samba 3 and NTLM authentication (for proxy authentication within IE) I
have released a Walkthro
> I've had installed the Squid Cache: Version 2.5.STABLE2-20030411 pon
> Solaris 8 Server and iva have this error messages in the cache.log
> 2003/09/18 15:15:09| WARNING! Your cache is running out of
> filedescriptors
See Squid FAQ 11.4, or search Google for "squid increase filedescriptors".
Ad
Hi All,
I think my mail didn't get thru so I'm resending this.
I'm trying to closedown entries of rpc exploits and one of the advise of
security orgn is to disable rpc/cis over http protocols. Is this possible in
squid?
of course, the best solution is to patch the windows clients. but I want
Thank you for all of your replies.
I will try your suggestions.
fritz
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Hi Everyone,
Here's just a few notes and a quick "how to" for enterprises looking towards
migrating a (sizeable) Microsoft proxy and ISA infrastructure to Squid. Our
requirements were to produce a Linux, Squid and Samba solution that
provided;
1. Transparent authentication of IE clients
2. ACL'
On Thu, 18 Sep 2003, Joao Coutinho wrote:
> >Statistics based on 10 minutes of access.log during peak usage gives a
> >quite good figure.
>
> How to get those statistics?
Grab 10 minutes of data from access.log
run your preferred log statistics program on the extracted access.log.
> Yes, it is
On Thu, 18 Sep 2003, Joao Coutinho wrote:
> Other strange thing. On General Runtime Information, on cachemgr.cgi, it
> says that squid is up since two days ago.
Then it is.
> Squid Object Cache: Version 2.5.STABLE3
>
> Start Time: Thu, 16 Sep 2003 13:16:01 GMT
> Current Time: Thu, 18 Sep 2003
On Fri, 19 Sep 2003, Awie wrote:
> squid-2.4.STABLE7-url_escape.patch
> squid-2.4.STABLE7-url_port.patch
>
> Are there any experiences using the such patches?
Why are you patching a Squid-2.4 release and not upgrading to Squid-2.5?
I cannot comment on these patches as I or any other Squid devel
On Thu, 18 Sep 2003, mauro wrote:
> Hello to everyone.
> I am an italian newbye and after installing and configuring squid.conf file I
> don't succeed to start it by etc/init.d directory.
> The command ./squid start send back this msg:
> Starting squid: ./squid: line 162: 3239 Aborted $S
On Fri, 19 Sep 2003, "Peña, Botp" wrote:
> I'm trying to closedown entries of rpc exploits and one of the advise of
> security orgn is to disable rpc/cis over http protocols. Is this possible in
> squid?
This is best done on your IIS servers.
It should also be possible via Squid access controls
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