tor 2006-04-27 klockan 16:21 +0300 skrev Wennie V. Lagmay:
> forgive me for my stupidity, but I just want to clear this setup, I really
> dont understand it because I never use and see cachemanager menu. Ok does it
> mean that I can issue a command on linux command promt with "squidclient
> mgr
tor 2006-04-27 klockan 08:38 +0300 skrev [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I'm using Squid2.5Stable13 and I cannot find "squidclient mgr:offline_toggle"
> but instead I can see "cachemgr_passwd". Are they the same thing?
squidclient is the command line client to Squid.
mgr:offline_toggle is a cachemanager act
Hi All,
our proxy server is running squid-2.5.S13, right now we have problem
openning website www.hbfootball.com.cn through our proxy server. this
website can be openned without proxy. command 'tcptrouceroute' returns that
this website can be achieved and openned successfully from the proxy
s
I'm using Squid2.5Stable13 and I cannot find "squidclient mgr:offline_toggle"
but instead I can see "cachemgr_passwd". Are they the same thing?
Thank you very much,
Wennie
Quoting Henrik Nordstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> ons 2006-04-26 klockan 16:51 +0300 skrev [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> >
> > Is the
Henrik,
forgive me for my stupidity, but I just want to clear this setup, I really
dont understand it because I never use and see cachemanager menu. Ok does it
mean that I can issue a command on linux command promt with "squidclient
mgr:offline_toggle" or add a line inside the squid config wit
Jiří Červenka wrote:
Henrik Nordstrom napsal(a):
mån 2006-04-24 klockan 14:55 +0200 skrev Jiří Červenka:
Cache Manager Error
connect: (111) Connection refused
You didn't give cachemgr correct information on where to connect to your
Squid. It needs to be given the address of one of
Márcio Luciano Donada wrote:
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Staff, forgives for off. Mine squid already legalizes in a base
ldap. What I would like now is to make lists of sites that the users
can sail, for example, legalizes the users "someone" and this will go
to only sail in
Francisco Vila wrote:
When I try to enter in a Web that require user/password sometimes Squid
reject me and I can´t .
But, if I connect to Internet via dial-up (avoiding the proxy) I don´t have
problems.
Ideas ??
I'd say it's likely the website in question is using NTLM
authentication,
frevol nicolas wrote:
hi,
i am trying to use use squid with an external program.
So i did:
"redirect_program /home/mysession/rep/executable"
In my Perl executable, i take the argv[0] value.
But what kind ok value do i have to print out ?
for example my perl script is :
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We have Cisco that is terminiating an L2TP tunnel which our users connect
on.
Each user that we went to send to our squid box has a per virtual interface
policy map assigned via radius to forward port 80 traffic to our squid
server.
On the squid server we have the following rules to do this.
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tor 2006-04-27 klockan 20:20 +0100 skrev Tony:
> We have Cisco that is terminiating an L2TP tunnel which our users connect
> on.
> Each user that we went to send to our squid box has a per virtual interface
> policy map assigned via radius to forward port 80 traffic to our squid
> server.
> On the
fre 2006-04-21 klockan 10:30 +0800 skrev K Pang:
> Hi, thanks. we've searched in the FAQ but we could not find specific answer
> for the reason and solution of No URL problem.
Look again. The answer is there.
http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/FAQ/FAQ-14.html#ss14.5
and look for "Can't connect to so
Dear friends,
I have a long running squid + ldap authentication for internet access.
Now I wish to set it up so that the user password expires after certain
period and the aged password can no longer be used to access the
internet. Is it possible?
thanks for taking time reading my message,
HI,
Just want to find the best way to perform backup for
SQUID on LINUX (RHEL).
Should I backup the cache too or just the OS? What is
the command to backup & restore.
Also, would appreciate if anybody could share the way
to install SARG. can I install SARG without using
WEbMin? And whether SARg
>> We have Cisco that is terminiating an L2TP tunnel which our users connect
>> on.
>> Each user that we went to send to our squid box has a per virtual >>
interface
>> policy map assigned via radius to forward port 80 traffic to our squid
>> server.
>> On the squid server we have the following rul
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