Greetings,
I have implemented Squid on my network. What I want to do is bypass the
bandwidth control enforced by Allot NetEnforcer or PacketShaper for cached
objects. Please let me know if there is a possibility to mark cached objects
so that a relevant rule can be setup on QoS devices to bypass b
G'day,
Squid-3.0 doesn't have the connection pinning support which proxying
NTLM requires.
I've deployed Squid-2.6 and Squid-2.7 in production at various
government / banking environments which use NTLM authenticated portal
sites to great success.
Adrian
2008/8/15 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Gree
Hello developer,
I'm trying to use ICAP fail-over function, however it didn't do.
icap_service service_1 respmod_precache 0
icap://192.168.10.231:1344/interscan
icap_service service_2 respmod_precache 0
icap://192.168.10.232:1344/interscan
adaptation_service_set svcBlocker service_1 service_2
s
Greetings,
An external IIS intranet site is accessed by some of our users. The site
requires authentication - possibly NTLM. The users wanting access to the
site are behind a squid proxy:
Squid Cache: Version 3.0.STABLE7
configure options: '--prefix=/usr/local/squid'
A previous version of sq
On sön, 2008-08-10 at 20:25 -0700, Rob Williams wrote:
> HTCP, Cache Digest, whatever), do I need all requests to my array /
> mesh to come to a 'master' squid acting as a router/load balancer? Or
> do I put a load balancer in front of the array and distribute http
> requests randomly to the squid
Rakotomandimby Mihamina wrote:
Hi,
I have one website hosted on a countryside dialup 56K connection, and
a dedicated server somewhere in an european datacenter.
I would like to setup a proxy on the dedicated server, so that it
would cache some content of the website.
What's the name of such
Ismail OZATAY wrote:
Hello all,
I am sorry maybe you have seen lots of like these questions but i have
already searched archive and could not fix my problem. I am using
squid-2.6.STABLE18p0 with OpenBSD 4.3. I can not use https as
transparent proxy like http. I redirected http and https tra
Nick Duda wrote:
Thanks for the info. Does anyone hae some examples of squid.conf using this.
I'd search but I'm still in Vegas, post defcon getting drunk still ;) , plus
searching on Blackberry is like running delay pools.
I cut the man page off before the Examples section, but it's i
Hi Evan,
I am not seeing any unusual in your logs. From your logs I am seeing
that squid sentv all headers and some body data to the ICAP server.
evan gozali wrote:
Hi, my name is Evan. I'm currently trying to connect an open source ICAP server Poesia
3.5 with Squid 3.0 STABLE4. While test
What I have done to transparently proxy HTTPS is to configure an
https_port, like
https_port 127.0.0.1:3129 transparent
cert=/usr/local/etc/squid/CA-priv+pub.pem
and use my packet filter rules to forward port 443 traffic to the
https_port. The http_port can not understand the SSL handshake
Hello,
Our Company is using Squid 2.6.STABLE14 on a Slackware 12.0 box. A few
weeks ago we began to have errors accessing some web pages, but not
all, on a supplier web site. If we do not use a proxy server we can
access those web pages; we have tested it with Safari, Camino and
Firefox o
Hi,
I have one website hosted on a countryside dialup 56K connection, and a
dedicated server somewhere in an european datacenter.
I would like to setup a proxy on the dedicated server, so that it would
cache some content of the website.
What's the name of such a practice? I saw many document
> You are much better off doing this with Apache's rewrite, if that happens to
> be your http server. Sadly Squid is pretty awkward for rewriting purposes.
But there are two rewritings needed at this time.
Basic rewritings (URLs translation from old to new style by example).
And more complex ones,
On Thu, 14 Aug 2008, Adrian Chadd wrote:
Don't load aio.ko; that way if squid tries using the POSIX AIO
routines it'll crash.
I should get around to removing those from Squid-2.HEAD (as the
implementation isn't "good enough" for the current way Squid does disk
IO) and reintroduce it later in a
On Wednesday 13 August 2008 23:37:35 Chris Robertson wrote:
>
> Ask the site admin why the site thinks your users are trying to hack it...
Yes, that is a good one. I could do that. But the fact remains that I (going
through the same proxy) CAN access the site. I have no more rights on the
remote
Don't load aio.ko; that way if squid tries using the POSIX AIO
routines it'll crash.
I should get around to removing those from Squid-2.HEAD (as the
implementation isn't "good enough" for the current way Squid does disk
IO) and reintroduce it later in a more sensibly abstracted disk IO
layer.
Yes
Hello all,
I am sorry maybe you have seen lots of like these questions but i have
already searched archive and could not fix my problem. I am using
squid-2.6.STABLE18p0 with OpenBSD 4.3. I can not use https as transparent
proxy like http. I redirected http and https traffic to squid. http wo
On Thu, 14 Aug 2008, Adrian Chadd wrote:
I'm not sure how much time I'm going to have to look at this code right now.
My priorities are elsewhere and you're the only person who is
currently reporting this sort of pending relocation issues with COSS
and FreeBSD-6.3.
I'd suggest patching the sou
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