Hi there, I'm seiji from Japan.
I'm looking forward to finishing development ipv6, and I'm just working for
the squid.3-HEAD. It works fine so far. However I'm suffering from "acl
localnet" tag for ipv6.
I have put the localnet for v6 as bellow first.
acl localnet src 2001:5c0:9a37:0/64, and rest
> > I compiled squid on OpenBSD 3.9 with the flag --enable-pf-transparent
> >
> > Pf is set to redirect web calls to local host.
> > The first thing I tried
> > http_ports 127.0.0.1:3128 transparent
>
> Is this a typo? It should be http_port (without the "s").
try this.
http_port 3128 transparen
Alan Strassberg wrote:
Squid 3.0R1 fails in daemon mode when binding to a privileged port.
Works fine on ports > 1023.
There is nothing running on the ports as verified with "lsof -i" and
"netstat -a"
Debug (squid -X) shows this:
2008/02/04 11:13:24.293| acl_access::containsPURGE: invoked for
authenticate_ttl 3 seconds
authenticate_ip_ttl 3 seconds
acl all src 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0
acl manager proto cache_object
acl localhost src 127.0.0.1/255.255.255.255
acl to_localhost dst 127.0.0.0/8
acl SSL_ports port 443
acl Safe_ports port 80 # http
acl Safe_ports port 21 # ftp
acl S
stephane lepain wrote:
Hi,
I have added am acl in order for me to connect to Xchat through my
proxy. it works fine. Now, I want to use bitlbee using XChat to try to
connect to msn and everything going through my proxy. Everytime I lunch
Bitlbee and I get the error HTTP/1.0 503 Service Unavail
Chris Woodfield wrote:
Hi all,
I'm facing an issue where we'd like to implement cache peering on our
squid farms, primarily to leverage the combined disk capacity across all
our boxes into a larger cache. I would presume that this requires the
use of the proxy-only directive to avoid content
mista_eng wrote:
Hi guys, just a quick bit on me: I am still a *nix newbie but am trying to
learn the ropes. Since my home server machine only has 1GB of RAM, I use
small distributions and have gotten used to doing things on the command line
only. My dd-wrt router is set to forward http requests
S.KOBAYASHI wrote:
Hi there, I'm seiji from Japan.
I'm looking forward to finishing development ipv6, and I'm just working for
the squid.3-HEAD. It works fine so far. However I'm suffering from "acl
localnet" tag for ipv6.
I have put the localnet for v6 as bellow first.
acl localnet src 2001:5c0
Amos Jeffries wrote:
stephane lepain wrote:
Hi,
I have added am acl in order for me to connect to Xchat through my
proxy. it works fine. Now, I want to use bitlbee using XChat to try
to connect to msn and everything going through my proxy. Everytime I
lunch Bitlbee and I get the error HTTP/1
stephane lepain wrote:
Amos Jeffries wrote:
stephane lepain wrote:
Hi,
I have added am acl in order for me to connect to Xchat through my
proxy. it works fine. Now, I want to use bitlbee using XChat to try
to connect to msn and everything going through my proxy. Everytime I
lunch Bitlbee an
Yes, we would us using cache digests to keep the ICP/multicast traffic
from becoming a bottleneck. Another benefit of cache digests is that
there will be a certain level of content duplication - if server A
caches an object, and server B gets a request for the same object
before if refreshe
You know, with CPUs as blindingly fast as they are today,
it wouldn't surprise me if you couldn't sustain 10,000 + ICP lookups
a second with the right amount of coding work.
DNS servers are able to push half a million DNS request/replies
on current hardware. I'm pretty certain cache lookups can be
Hi,
I have a Squid server used on a test network. I want to allow some users to
authenticate through the proxy if they are on specific IP addresses, to test
software functionality, using basic authentication. However, the rest of the
clients should go through without authentication.
I have A
Andrew Hodgson escreveu:
Hi,
I have a Squid server used on a test network. I want to allow some users to
authenticate through the proxy if they are on specific IP addresses, to test
software functionality, using basic authentication. However, the rest of the
clients should go through with
I'm trying to get squid to use WCCP v2 with a cisco PIX. The PIX has
ios 7.2(1) on it which has the WCCP feature.
The linux box I'm using is running CentOS 5.1 (kernel
2.6.18-53.1.6.el5). sqiod 2.6.STABLE6-5.el5_1.2. I have also tried
the lastest 2.6.STABLE18 with the same results.
The
On Tue, Feb 05, 2008, Dennis B. Hopp wrote:
> I can go to other sites fine though. If I configure my browser to use
> squid as a proxy then the sites load fine, so it's something with wccp
> or my configuration of it. I don't know where to start to determine
> what the problem is.
tcpdump
Hi all,
in the past few days I've worked on a new theme for the Squid Wiki,
and feedback has been mostly positive so far.
Before switching to it, I'd like to get feedback from you - after all,
the squid users are those who are going to benefit - or suffer - from
it.
I've set a read-only mirror o
Great job!
Looks very nice -- except that the background image is distracting,
and makes it hard to read text.
Cheers,
On 05/02/2008, at 4:13 PM, Kinkie wrote:
Hi all,
in the past few days I've worked on a new theme for the Squid Wiki,
and feedback has been mostly positive so far.
Befor
On Tue, Feb 05, 2008, Mark Nottingham wrote:
>
> Great job!
>
> Looks very nice -- except that the background image is distracting,
> and makes it hard to read text.
Yeah, we were playing with how light to make it to be able to keep
it there.
I like the idea of a watermark, but I agree its st
The problem is that it depends on the gamma of the monitor, which is
different user-to-user, and OS-to-OS, monitor-to-monitor, etc.
On 05/02/2008, at 5:08 PM, Adrian Chadd wrote:
On Tue, Feb 05, 2008, Mark Nottingham wrote:
Great job!
Looks very nice -- except that the background image is
I'll agree with that.
Background isn't too bad IMO, but I can see the issue. Fading it more
would fix it.
TB
Mark Nottingham wrote:
Great job!
Looks very nice -- except that the background image is distracting,
and makes it hard to read text.
Cheers,
On 05/02/2008, at 4:13 PM, Kinkie w
Hi squid-users,
I installed squid2.6 from ports, and , squid starting properly on 3128
I want to make squid to listen on port 80 , so I edited http_port 3128
to http_port 80 , and restarted it , but after changing the ports its
not running
tail /var/log/messgaes shows that it canot open HTTP PO
You need to use
http_port 80
and then make sure squid is started as root, with cache_effective_user
set in the squid.conf to run as something non-root.
A few systems actually run squid itself as a non-root user, and obviously
this means you can't bind to port 80. Check the init script. :)
Adr
Tim Bates wrote:
I'll agree with that.
Background isn't too bad IMO, but I can see the issue. Fading it more
would fix it.
I think its not so much the fading level now as it was yesterday.
It's more the fading level of the black border around the squid shape.
If it could be made a blue or gr
Kinkie ha scritto:
Hi all,
in the past few days I've worked on a new theme for the Squid Wiki,
and feedback has been mostly positive so far.
Before switching to it, I'd like to get feedback from you - after all,
the squid users are those who are going to benefit - or suffer - from
it.
I've set
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