wangzicai wrote:
Thanks Colin Campbell
When I try the command line chkconfig --list squid ,
Squid service do not support chkconfig.
Then you need add to the script something like this in the first lines:
# chkconfig: 2345 20 80
# description: Squid proxy script
and you squid script now
* On 07/09/06 07:48 -, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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| created a cron script to rotate the log files everynight. When ever this
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| cron run and new log file is created, the permission for the file is
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On 07.09.06 08:49, kashif Mazhar wrote:
Few days back i implement a two lines code in my squid.conf to
block selected users from extra downloads , i restcirt them in a way
that they cannot download more than 10-MB.(this is for restricted
users).
acl limit urlpath_regex
Is there anyone who can able to use the online booking future of wizzair.com
I receive an empty page every time.
I tried theno_cache deny wizzar directive and clearing the cache.
Still getting an empty result page for any request.
The only way it works if I use a prerouting rule in my
Jimmy Jonsson schrieb:
Hi Adrian,
I made these modifications in my squid.conf and restarted squid and samba:
auth_param ntlm program /usr/bin/ntlm_auth --helper-protocol=squid-2.5-basic
auth_param ntlm children 5
auth_param ntlm max_challenge_reuses 0
auth_param ntlm max_challenge_lifetime 2
Thanks for your quicker replies.
Actually there is nothing except squid -k rotate lines
inside that script. Below is my script line
#!/bin/sh
squid -k rotate
chmod 644 /var/log/squid/access.log
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By writing the line in /etc/newsyslog.conf
* Adrian Chadd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
And I've been testing squid-2.6 + aufs on FreeBSD 6.1 and it seems quite
stable and performing (ie, not blocking on IO like it would do under
FreeBSD 4.x.)
Could you tell which thread library is best suited for Squid/aufs on
FreeBSD 5 and up? I'd lean
ons 2006-09-06 klockan 20:32 -0500 skrev Kevin Gordon:
Hey ,
I am trying to do a simple authentication script in perl.
The Code
#!/usr/bin/perl
$| = 1;
$userInfo = STDIN;
open(lg, what.log);
print lg $userInfo\n;
close(lg);
print OK;
You need to loop over STDIN
tor 2006-09-07 klockan 13:48 +1000 skrev Ian:
Documentation at The Onion Router
(http://wiki.noreply.org/noreply/TheOnionRouter/SquidProxy) suggests
that when Tor is used in conjunction with Squid, Squid should be
compiled with --disable-internal-dns. If I do that, superficially
Squid
tor 2006-09-07 klockan 17:08 +0545 skrev Bisal:
By writing the line in /etc/newsyslog.conf file, there is a problem, I
have to sighup the squid process manually. Any other tips so that log
files will be rotated automatically without changing the read permission
for the file?
It's a new file,
On Thu, Sep 07, 2006, Thomas-Martin Seck wrote:
* Adrian Chadd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
And I've been testing squid-2.6 + aufs on FreeBSD 6.1 and it seems quite
stable and performing (ie, not blocking on IO like it would do under
FreeBSD 4.x.)
Could you tell which thread library is best
* On 07/09/06 17:08 +0545, Bisal wrote:
| Thanks for your quicker replies.
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| Actually there is nothing except squid -k rotate lines
| inside that script. Below is my script line
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| #!/bin/sh
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| squid -k rotate
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| chmod 644 /var/log/squid/access.log
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tor 2006-09-07 klockan 20:02 +0800 skrev Adrian Chadd:
To be honest: i just compiled my test squid with ./configure ;
make ; make install. I didn't look into it in depth too much.
Are you saying the default for 6.1 is pthreads and these still
play badly with blocking IO calls? I'll have to
On Thu, Sep 07, 2006, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
tor 2006-09-07 klockan 20:02 +0800 skrev Adrian Chadd:
To be honest: i just compiled my test squid with ./configure ;
make ; make install. I didn't look into it in depth too much.
Are you saying the default for 6.1 is pthreads and these still
* Adrian Chadd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
On Thu, Sep 07, 2006, Thomas-Martin Seck wrote:
* Adrian Chadd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
And I've been testing squid-2.6 + aufs on FreeBSD 6.1 and it seems quite
stable and performing (ie, not blocking on IO like it would do under
FreeBSD 4.x.)
* On 07/09/06 21:49 +0800, Adrian Chadd wrote:
| On Thu, Sep 07, 2006, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
| tor 2006-09-07 klockan 20:02 +0800 skrev Adrian Chadd:
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| To be honest: i just compiled my test squid with ./configure ;
| make ; make install. I didn't look into it in depth too much.
| Are
Thanks
Actually my problem is when I rotate the log file I couldnot view the
access.log file with tail command.
gives permission denied.
Thanks
On 9/7/2006, Odhiambo WASHINGTON [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* On 07/09/06 17:08 +0545, Bisal wrote:
| Thanks for your quicker
Hello,
several months ago we had a lengthy discussion here about the prevention
of ssl tunneling through a http proxy. The conclusion was that to avid
this type of misuse which can undermine your entire security strategy
you need to inspect the ssl content. I just sutmbled on the commercial
On 9/6/06, Henrik Nordstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ons 2006-09-06 klockan 18:54 -0700 skrev Pranav Desai:
64-bit.
Then I have no idea. Have 64-bit Squid's being many GB in size..
Ok thanks. Let me try to find some more information.
-- Pranav
Regards
Henrik
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Lighttpd uses it... Is it just that it would require a substantial
redesign? (he says, completely ignorant of the internals...)
On 2006/09/06, at 6:51 PM, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
- How does sendfile support in 2.6 affect this?
It doesn't. Not really usable for Squid. Using sendfile
I'm sure this has been discussed before, but I'm curious about what
people think are the best file systems to use for your cache dirs.
I've read that ReiserFS and XFS are good choices... is there an
optimal request rate/request size to take into account? Any other hard
drive tweaking that have
On Thursday 07 September 2006 18:28, Jakob Curdes wrote:
several months ago we had a lengthy discussion here about the prevention
of ssl tunneling through a http proxy. The conclusion was that to avid
this type of misuse which can undermine your entire security strategy
you need to inspect the
I don't know any free SSL scanner. We are using the WebWasher for much more
than just SSL scanning anyway. Squid isn't sufficient at all for enforcing
a corporate security policy. This may change once large companies will
stop using crap like Windows and especially the Internet Explorer.
On Thursday 07 September 2006 21:22, Dan Thomson wrote:
I'm sure this has been discussed before, but I'm curious about what
people think are the best file systems to use for your cache dirs.
I've read that ReiserFS and XFS are good choices... is there an
optimal request rate/request size to
tor 2006-09-07 klockan 10:24 -0700 skrev Mark Nottingham:
Lighttpd uses it... Is it just that it would require a substantial
redesign? (he says, completely ignorant of the internals...)
It works fine if the amount of files is small and all fit in the
filesystem cache. To use sendfile
tor 2006-09-07 klockan 11:16 -0700 skrev Xin Wang:
The ERR_ZERO_SIZE was not sent to the requesting client. However,
since the squid takes 1 minute to respons (due to ERR_ZERO_SIZE_OBJECT
and retry), the requesting client timed out. The requesting client is
actually our customer's
Is anyone successfully running the XFS filesystem on Redhat
EL4?
We have always run squid on XFS on earlier RedHat
Mandrake releases, but are trying to deploy a new RedHat EL4
box and having some issues. It seems RedHat goes out of
their way to remove XFS support, so we compiled a custom
Hi
I made VPN connection between 2 sites. On the same server I installed
OpenVPN and Squid.
The only problem I am having is that I can't access any of my Intranet web
servers on the other side of the VPN, even if I use the IP address. I can
ping them by their name and access the share folders
On 2006/09/05, at 2:33 PM, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
The drawback of enabling collapsed_forwarding is that concurrent
requests for uncachable content will get delayed a bit until Squid
sees
that the response can not be cached (response headers required), at
which point all pending collapsed
Hi Henrik,
I applied the workaround you suggested and did a quick test. It seems working.
I would like to know what's the impact of this change.
Hmm.. if you see a long delay between Squid sent the request and
ERR_ZERO_SIZE then something is wrong at the web server, eating the
request
On Thu, Sep 07, 2006, Mark Nottingham wrote:
Lighttpd uses it... Is it just that it would require a substantial
redesign? (he says, completely ignorant of the internals...)
It wouldn't give Squid much of a performance benefit considering
the codebase and how we do IO.
Lighttpd currently
On Thu, Sep 07, 2006, Shawn Wright wrote:
Is anyone successfully running the XFS filesystem on Redhat
EL4?
Are you sure its not available as a kernel module via a package?
There's a whole whack of XFS related packages in Fedora Core 5.
Adrian
On Thu, Sep 07, 2006, Jaime Solorzano B wrote:
2006/09/07 14:36:22| leave_suid: PID 1597 called
2006/09/07 14:36:22| leave_suid: PID 1597 giving up root, becoming 'squid'
squid: ERROR: Could not send signal 1 to process 1033: (1) Operation not
permitted
Our LAN is not accessing Internet.
tor 2006-09-07 klockan 15:12 -0700 skrev Mark Nottingham:
I'm guessing that's the full URL.
Yes, of course it is.
It would be nice if there were an
option to ignore the query string for this purpose;
E.g., if Squid sees
http://example.com/search?q=foo
and finds it's uncacheable, it
tor 2006-09-07 klockan 15:35 -0700 skrev Xin Wang:
I applied the workaround you suggested and did a quick test. It seems
working. I would like to know what's the impact of this change.
The impact of server_persistent_connections off is that Squid now
always opens a new TCP connection to the
On 2006/09/07, at 4:33 PM, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
In accelerator setups which this is primarily targeted for I don't
think
it's that hard to add some rules telling which query URLs are cachable
and which are not if you want to collapse requests for some query
URLs.
Fair enough, good
tor 2006-09-07 klockan 17:01 -0700 skrev Mark Nottingham:
Agreed. I was thinking more about a general mechanism using a
template; http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-nottingham-http-
link-header-00.txt
A template if I understands it correctly in this context reduces into a
pattern,
fre 2006-09-08 klockan 07:14 +0800 skrev Adrian Chadd:
Lighttpd currently implements its disk IO using a blocking method. If
they wanted to change to async they'd probably have to drop the
sendfile() support.
really? async sendfile is effectively the same as async read, just an fd
as output
tor 2006-09-07 klockan 12:22 -0700 skrev Dan Thomson:
I'm sure this has been discussed before, but I'm curious about what
people think are the best file systems to use for your cache dirs.
reiserfs has been a strong over the years choice, and I think it still
is. But haven't done any recent
fre 2006-09-08 klockan 07:20 +0800 skrev Adrian Chadd:
On Thu, Sep 07, 2006, Shawn Wright wrote:
Is anyone successfully running the XFS filesystem on Redhat
EL4?
Are you sure its not available as a kernel module via a package?
Not from RedHat.
Maybe it will be supported in RHEL5, I
On Fri, Sep 08, 2006, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
fre 2006-09-08 klockan 07:14 +0800 skrev Adrian Chadd:
Lighttpd currently implements its disk IO using a blocking method. If
they wanted to change to async they'd probably have to drop the
sendfile() support.
really? async sendfile is
tor 2006-09-07 klockan 21:45 +0200 skrev Christoph Haas:
obviously a cache - what WebWasher isn't. You could as well try to use
both through an ICAP connection since WebWasher works both as a
HTTP/HTTPS/FTP proxy and as an ICAP server.
Note: You won't be able to scan CONNECT requests
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