Hello,
is it possible to force squid to cache an image, which never changes,
but which is loaded with different parametes after a question-mark?
Example:
http://www.example.com/pixel.gif?page=index.htmlrand=4125422
I use this to measure the traffic on my webpage. A Javascript loads the
image
On Tue, 10 Jul 2007, Hermann-Marcus Behrens wrote:
Hello,
is it possible to force squid to cache an image, which never changes,
but which is loaded with different parametes after a question-mark?
Example:
http://www.example.com/pixel.gif?page=index.htmlrand=4125422
I use this to measure
find the acl QUERY that matches cgi-bin and ?. just before this acl,
add the acl to allow caching of the file.
something like this:
Thank you for your answer. I chanded the squid.conf like you said, but
it did not help. Every access to pixel.gif is reported as TCP_MISS.
I understand, why
Hi all.
I want to restrict users from uploading large files, in my case I want to
allow only 3 Mb for uploading.
I already restricted for max download with this option:
reply_body_max_size 200 allow all = max file size is 2 Mb
But I can't find the code to restrict upload !
Waiting for a
tis 2007-07-10 klockan 11:30 +0200 skrev Hermann-Marcus Behrens:
The problem: The file pixel.gif never changes, but due to the
question-mark and the changing parameters squid always connects to
apache and fetches the same file (=pixel.gif) from the apache daemon. I
would like to config the
tis 2007-07-10 klockan 05:37 -0700 skrev eXtremer:
Hi all.
I want to restrict users from uploading large files, in my case I want to
allow only 3 Mb for uploading.
I already restricted for max download with this option:
reply_body_max_size 200 allow all = max file size is 2 Mb
But I
Try
acl MYDOMAIN urlregex trk.citybeat.de/pixel.gif (match to your specific
need)
acl QUERY urlpath_regex cgi-bin \?
cache deny QUERY !MYDOMAIN
See if it helps...
Regards,
Isnard
Em Ter, 2007-07-10 às 14:07 +0200, Hermann-Marcus Behrens escreveu:
find the acl QUERY that matches cgi-bin
Solution found (thanks to Henrik Nordstrom).
request_body_max_size 3 MB
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first check who is prompting for user/password: squid or your webserver?
is your webserver running on IIS and so using NTLM as auth-protocol?
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Isnard Jaquet schrieb:
Try
acl MYDOMAIN urlregex trk.citybeat.de/pixel.gif (match to your specific
need)
acl QUERY urlpath_regex cgi-bin \?
cache deny QUERY !MYDOMAIN
See if it helps...
Thanks for the tip, but it does not help. I always get TCP_MISS.
Any other idea?
Greetings,
Hermi
Hermann-Marcus Behrens wrote:
Isnard Jaquet schrieb:
Try
acl MYDOMAIN urlregex trk.citybeat.de/pixel.gif (match to your specific
need)
acl QUERY urlpath_regex cgi-bin \?
cache deny QUERY !MYDOMAIN
See if it helps...
Thanks for the tip, but it does not help. I always get TCP_MISS.
Ok I want the 80 site externally on 443 and the 8080 site accessible
externally on a high port of 45678. Is this right?
https_port 443 cert=/usr/local/squid/var/cert.pem urlgroup=1 vhost
https_port 45678 cert=/usr/local/squid/var/cert.pem urlgroup=2 vhost
cache_peer 10.10.59.01 parent 80 0
Christian Keil wrote:
Hello,
I was trying to get my Local Lan Squid Proxy to connect trough SSL to
my dedicated Server on the internet.
I have set it up as parent proxy in my squid.conf on my lan by adding :
cache_peer externalserverip parent 8080 3130 default ssl
sslcert=/etc/ssl/squid.crt
James Byrne wrote:
Can i get a user name in a error page, for example i know %u gets the
url the person requested, but is there any other ones that i can use
Thanks in advance for any help.
http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/MiscFeatures#head-fd8f5559ec842b21e1acb06823eaa9b83897fcc3
Not
Hi,
Is there a way to query if squid cache has entries (not expired) for a
specified url?
Thank you.
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