During the last Millenium, we started using hierarchical
Squid arrays with
load balancing. We are currently using Squid 2.4 STABLE7.
We have been migrating to a new network architecture and have
noticed some
problems with accessing the parent cache. This appears to be
What are
Hello all,
Please let me know what is the Difference b/w ufs, aufs and diskd.
and about async io. Let me some urls which should have information in
detail. I want to know about thease in depth
- Check comments on aufs, diskd, in squid.conf.default for
'initial' and summarizing
As far as I know the CGI and ? catching acls probably cause squid to try to
access such URLs directly even if there are ACLs which suggest not going
directly.
If you next proxy is an ISA then it does not allow some ports.
Not sure of the 8080 problem.
On Monday 12 July 2004 12:15 pm, Romeo
Internet explorer does not require a DNS server to internet
Netscape, Mozilla, firebird, and firefox require a DNS server even if the
proxy settings are set.
Please specify which browser you are using and if the proxy settings are
correct.
Note : Internet explorer needs to be restarted for
Good day
I need help with configuring smb_auth.
Squid 2.5 stable 4 , Mandrake 10.
First of all , I've tested it from command line , and it works fine , I get
an OK returned.
Now I want to insert this tested line into squid. Last time I did it , I
used a line :
authenticate_program
Thank for advice.
Our user use windows98se and Internet Explorer 6.0 sp1.
Because Company policy, We use win98se.
After setting, IE and squid work good.
After some hours or days, suddenly IE can't connect Internet via squid.
Message is Can't found page. DNS error or not found
squid is not
Hi
here some more information.
It seems that just the usernames are garbled.
can anyone confirm this problems ???
Regards
Christian Bode
On Tue, Jul 13, 2004 at 04:54:46PM +0200, Christian Bode wrote:
Hi
I have some problems with my authentification-script for squid. I wrote one
I have problems with a IPCop firewall running squid 2.5stable5, but similar problems
have happened with 2.4 on this machine.
After a clean stop and restart:
The proxy is in transparent mode and calls an acl banlist of domain names
2004/07/14 13:45:08| Starting Squid Cache version 2.5.STABLE5
Rick, please respond to the mailing list, not just to me.
Read up on the ACLs. If the destination is signup.com then you can REQUIRE
authentication, or not... !REQUIRED
acl newbies dst signup.com
acl authenticated proxy_auth REQUIRED
http_access allow newbies authenticated
(I think this would
Hello all,
Can you tell me the difference between the above three terms.
And with which of the three async-io performs well and why?
Please give any such links which should give detail information on the
above terms and about async-io.
Above information with respect to FreeBSD
Thanks
Hi fellows!
I ran into an error message in the cache.log of squid 2.5.STABLE5
for which I couldn't find any information, neither at squid-cache.org
nor googling my way through the web:
2004/07/13 10:32:23| storeCossReadDone: error: (27) File too large
2004/07/13 10:32:23| storeCossReadDone:
Hi all
Does anyone have the configuration on hand, to only allow certain user to
brows at certain times of the day ?
Like allow user joe to brows between 08:00-17:00
and then extra to allow user joe to brows only on Mondays to brows between
08:00-17:00
Thanks
I have problems with a IPCop firewall running squid
2.5stable5, but similar problems
have happened with 2.4 on this machine.
After a clean stop and restart:
The proxy is in transparent mode and calls an acl banlist of
domain names
2004/07/14 13:45:08| Starting Squid Cache version
Hi fellows!
I ran into an error message in the cache.log of squid 2.5.STABLE5
for which I couldn't find any information, neither at squid-cache.org
nor googling my way through the web:
2004/07/13 10:32:23| storeCossReadDone: error: (27) File too large
2004/07/13 10:32:23|
Hi all
Does anyone have the configuration on hand, to only allow
certain user to
brows at certain times of the day ?
Like allow user joe to brows between 08:00-17:00
and then extra to allow user joe to brows only on Mondays to
brows between
08:00-17:00
Hi,
On Wednesday 14 July 2004 14:07, Gert Brits wrote:
Hi all
Does anyone have the configuration on hand, to only allow certain user to
brows at certain times of the day ?
Like allow user joe to brows between 08:00-17:00
and then extra to allow user joe to brows only on Mondays to
Thanks for the info ...
Is it possible to allow a user for let say 08:00-11:00 and then 14:00-16:00
??
Then allow user 08:00-10:00 only to certain sites ?
...
-Original Message-
From: Elsen Marc [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2004 2:19 PM
To: Gert Brits; [EMAIL
On Wed, 14 Jul 2004, Elsen Marc wrote:
During the last Millenium, we started using hierarchical Squid arrays
with load balancing. We are currently using Squid 2.4 STABLE7.
We have been migrating to a new network architecture and have noticed
some problems with accessing the
Thanks for the info ...
Is it possible to allow a user for let say 08:00-11:00 and
then 14:00-16:00
??
Then allow user 08:00-10:00 only to certain sites ?
You'll just have to bring a 3th acl element in a http_access
statement for instance :
http_access allow joe
Is there a way to have a user connect to the network and be forced to go
to one website, at this site be given the opportunity to either activate
their account or login to access the internet?
1. User boots computer
2. opens browser
3. Initial website displays
Gives user option to Activate
Hi,
On Wednesday 14 July 2004 14:37, Gert Brits wrote:
Thanks for the info ...
Is it possible to allow a user for let say 08:00-11:00 and then 14:00-16:00
??
Then allow user 08:00-10:00 only to certain sites ?
Sure, just define two time ranges and two http_access rules. Remember: squid
On Wed, 14 Jul 2004, Elsen Marc wrote:
During the last Millenium, we started using hierarchical
Squid arrays
with load balancing. We are currently using Squid 2.4 STABLE7.
We have been migrating to a new network architecture and
have noticed
some problems with
On Wed, 14 Jul 2004, Elsen Marc wrote:
On Wed, 14 Jul 2004, Elsen Marc wrote:
During the last Millenium, we started using hierarchical
Squid arrays
with load balancing. We are currently using Squid 2.4 STABLE7.
We have been migrating to a new network
Sturgis, Grant wrote:
I recently moved our squid installation from SuSE 8 to RHEL ES 3 and the
performance has decreased significantly.
I attempted to keep the configuration largely the same, and the hardware
is 100% the same
The performance with SuSE:
peak median response time = .250 s
On Wed, 14 Jul 2004, Elsen Marc wrote:
...
...
Unfortunately, weight applies to all IP addresses assigned
to a parent
or sibling.
I am, in essence, forced to change from using domain names to
IP addresses
to define parents and siblings until ARIN allows me to change
name
Rick Whitley wrote:
We would like to encrypt all network traffic on the segment our proxy
server is on. Will a proxy server work with enctypted traffic. If I am
asking this wrong please forgive me. We would like to remove the ability
for users on this segment to sniff packetts.
Squid
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our user use windows98se and Internet Explorer 6.0 sp1.
After some hours or days, suddenly IE can't connect Internet via squid.
Message is Can't found page. DNS error or not found
squid is not transparent proxy.
Are you using authentication? If so, this could be
Peter Marshall wrote:
Is there a way to block this application/octet-stream
I tried acl STREAM req_mime_type ^application/octet-stream but it did
not seem to work
That's because the MIME type of the sent content is in the reply, not the
request. Change the acl to rep_mime_type and block
If you bypass squid (turn off the squid, change your firewall to allow HTTP
through, and reconfigure and restart Internet explorer) maybe on one PC,
does the Internet work again?
I ask because I had the similar problems on my network with Windows XP.
It turns out that on my DHCP server, it was
We've set up a reverse proxy with the --enable-ssl option. Our back end
webservers are http on port 80. Squid only accepts traffic from port 443.
The browsers are connecting to the proxy (run in accelerator/reverse proxy
mode) All traffic between internet users and the proxy are ssl. From the
Greeting Squid Gurus,
I read an interesting article on Load Balancing in Zope with Squid as an accelerator.
http://www.zope.org/Members/htrd/howto/squid
I wanted to try it using Apache servers as a backend instead of Zope
The problem is the article didn't quite have enough info for me to figure
Chris Perreault wrote:
We've set up a reverse proxy with the --enable-ssl option. Our back end
webservers are http on port 80. Squid only accepts traffic from port 443.
The browsers are connecting to the proxy (run in accelerator/reverse proxy
mode) All traffic between internet users and the
Cool. Thanks.
That worked.
Do you know a link where I can read more about different types of data (like
application/octet-stream) and also
squid stuff like http_reply_access
Thank you for your help
Peter
- Original Message -
From: Adam Aube [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
Peter Marshall wrote:
Adam Aube wrote:
Peter Marshall wrote:
Is there a way to block this application/octet-stream
I tried acl STREAM req_mime_type ^application/octet-stream but it did
not seem to work
That's because the MIME type of the sent content is in the reply, not the
request.
You can define the same entry multiple times with round robin and this gives a
percentage weight of requests.
This can be used for load balancing of different sized parents with various
bandwidths.
Example
peer 3
peer 1
peer 3
peer 2
peer 3
peer 1
peer 3
2/7 requests to peer 1
1/7
Dear Erkan
Tough question, as I have never determined proxy servers share and my usage
.. I have been Squid ...
Squid till I die ..
Regards
Babar Kazmi.
Hi all,
I am actually looking for a market overview regarding Proxy Servers. Does
something like www.netcraft.com exist for Proxy Servers
Does Novell's Border manager offer anything better than squid.
Or does any commercial solution offer anything that is useful which suid
does not offer ?
On Wednesday 14 July 2004 12:32 pm, Babar Kazmi wrote:
Dear Erkan
Tough question, as I have never determined proxy servers share and my
i am using squid 2.5 stable5 on redhat linux 9
i had install it befor by ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/squid
make all
make install
now i reinstall it by ./configure --enable-arp-acl --prefix=/usr/local/squid
make clean
make
make install
my access controls are
acl mac1 arp 00:a0:c9:9b:3c:e7
Thank's Rob,
I have located the winbind pipe directory, will try it later for winbind
authentication. However actually what is the function of the pipe ? I
think I cannot find this information on squid FAQ.
Regards,
herman
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL
Thanks all.
Our client IP setting is static, because host program check ip and MAC address.
So I set static ip address all PC.
main offce set 192.168.1.0/24 and sub office set 192.168.3.0/24.
squid IP is 192.168.1.237/24
main office client setting below
IP 192.168.1.X/24
GW 192.168.1.2
Dear Rick
Squid though supports encrypted connections to clients but I am not sure if
any browser supports encrypted connections to the proxy.
SSL encrypts traffic, but it also puts some remarkable load on your system
also .. here you would have to keep in view your system resources as well ..
squid-users] arp based acl
i am using squid 2.5 stable5 on redhat linux 9
i had install it befor by ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/squid
make all
make install
now i reinstall it by ./configure --enable-arp-acl
--prefix=/usr/local/squid
make clean
make
make install
my access
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