Hi.
Ive updated the access_log.c file to look something like this :
case LFT_REQUEST_SIZE_TOTAL:
outint = strlen(al->headers.request) +
strlen(al->private.method_str) + strlen(al->url);
doint = 1;
break;
Is that correct so far?
Also when you speak
mån 2006-04-03 klockan 10:56 +0200 skrev Cole:
> Ive updated the access_log.c file to look something like this :
> case LFT_REQUEST_SIZE_TOTAL:
> outint = strlen(al->headers.request) +
> strlen(al->private.method_str) + strlen(al->url);
> doint = 1;
>
Hi.
Just out of curiosity. With mime hdr logging turned on, what kind of
performance hit are we looking
at?
Regards
/Cole
-Original Message-
From: Henrik Nordstrom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 3:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: 'Squid Users'
Subject: RE: [squi
On Saturday 01 April 2006 15:02, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
> fre 2006-03-31 klockan 16:07 -0700 skrev Dmitry S. Makovey:
> > 2006/03/31 15:58:44| aclMatchAcl: checking 'acl all src
> > 1.1.1.1/255.255.255.255'
>
> What is this?? all should be defined as
>
> acl all src 0.0.0.0/0
>
> NOT
>
> 1.1.1.1/3
my log/messages show me this messages: kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
i have a squid-cache + dansguardian working, but i think that the
problem is with logrotate.any idea ?-
the problem is with the permitions:
total 3664
drwxr-xr-x 18 squid squid 4096 2006-04-03 09:23 .
drw
> my log/messages show me this messages: kernel: Neighbour table overflow.
>
>
>...
http://cert.uni-stuttgart.de/archive/suse/security/2003/08/msg00238.html
M.
I re-formatted my squid.conf file so that it would be easier to read,
and it seemed to have broken some things.
Is the following valid syntax ??
acl CHAT url_regex -i .icq.com
acl CHAT url_regex -i .msg.yahoo.com
acl CHAT url_regex -i messenger.yahoo
acl CHAT url_regex -i webmessenger
acl CHAT
Peter Marshall wrote:
I re-formatted my squid.conf file so that it would be easier to read,
and it seemed to have broken some things.
Is the following valid syntax ??
acl CHAT url_regex -i .icq.com
acl CHAT url_regex -i .msg.yahoo.com
acl CHAT url_regex -i messenger.yahoo
acl CHAT url_regex -i
> I re-formatted my squid.conf file so that it would be easier to read,
> and it seemed to have broken some things.
>
> Is the following valid syntax ??
>
> acl CHAT url_regex -i .icq.com
> acl CHAT url_regex -i .msg.yahoo.com
> acl CHAT url_regex -i messenger.yahoo
> acl CHAT url_regex -i webmesse
mån 2006-04-03 klockan 09:08 -0600 skrev Dmitry S. Makovey:
> Yes - it's a restrictive reverse proxy, or gateway if you wish -
> Machines are not allowed to do outbound connections themselves and
> all the outbound traffic is being filtered based on network machine
> belongs to and other criter
Thanks for the help.
What does the $ do ??
Peter
Mark Andrews wrote:
Peter Marshall wrote:
I re-formatted my squid.conf file so that it would be easier to read,
and it seemed to have broken some things.
Is the following valid syntax ??
acl CHAT url_regex -i .icq.com
acl CHAT url_regex -i
Sorry .. I wanted to ask 2 questions
1. What does th $ do,
2. Why would you drop the *.
If I had
\.google\.*/talk*
Would you still drop the * ???
Thank you again for the help.
Peter
Mark Elsen wrote:
I re-formatted my squid.conf file so that it would be easier to read,
and it seemed to ha
mån 2006-04-03 klockan 15:17 -0300 skrev Peter Marshall:
> Sorry .. I wanted to ask 2 questions
>
> 1. What does th $ do,
> 2. Why would you drop the *.
Now is a good time to read a primer on the regex pattern language..
$ * . ( ) | \ { } and a few other characters are all special, having
diff
Peter Marshall wrote:
Sorry .. I wanted to ask 2 questions
1. What does th $ do,
2. Why would you drop the *.
If I had
\.google\.*/talk*
Would you still drop the * ???
That regex doesn't make sense and it's not clear what pattern you're
trying to block. If you're trying to block all URLs con
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
mån 2006-04-03 klockan 15:17 -0300 skrev Peter Marshall:
Sorry .. I wanted to ask 2 questions
1. What does th $ do,
2. Why would you drop the *.
Now is a good time to read a primer on the regex pattern language..
$ * . ( ) | \ { } and a few other characters
wow ... that was dry ...
thanks for the man page number. It will be very helpful.
Peter
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
mån 2006-04-03 klockan 15:17 -0300 skrev Peter Marshall:
Sorry .. I wanted to ask 2 questions
1. What does th $ do,
2. Why would you drop the *.
Now is a good time to read a
On Monday 03 April 2006 11:54, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
> mån 2006-04-03 klockan 09:08 -0600 skrev Dmitry S. Makovey:
> > Yes - it's a restrictive reverse proxy, or gateway if you wish -
> > Machines are not allowed to do outbound connections themselves
> > and all the outbound traffic is being filt
Hi, squid users:
I am running Squid 2.5 STABLE 12 on a Redhat Enterprise 4 Linux box,
(intel platform, standalone proxy, receiving request from users, and fetch
from the web) I am having problems access at least two sites, from a
desktop client (the browser just hangs, can't do anything else).
hi all, anyone knows anything about this message that keeps coming up on my
messages queue?
i am running squid 2.5
Hi all,
I have configuration script like below. I need to know the different of
behaviors of three next scenarios. We just have limited connection to the
parent proxies and want to limit the users connection just if they need to
access to parent proxies because of uncached contents.But I don't
> Hi, squid users:
>
> I am running Squid 2.5 STABLE 12 on a Redhat Enterprise 4 Linux box,
> (intel platform, standalone proxy, receiving request from users, and fetch
> from the web) I am having problems access at least two sites, from a
> desktop client (the browser just hangs, can't do anything
Hi,
I found that when squid fetching some web pages like
http://en.beijing2008.com/, the connection to the original server
always breaks when only one or two packets arrives. Squidclient
diagnose shows only the first part of the html file arrives, after
that, it seems that squid is waiting for som
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