Hello,
Just install a 64 bit OS (Debian 64bit for my case) and compile from
source, ./configure should detect the 64 bit environment
On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 6:52 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, Aug 23, 2008 at 4:37 PM, Haytham Khouja [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh and if
you're gonna go
Hello all
i like to install 2 web servers and load balance between them with squid
but i like to install all the software on one linux machine ( this is
what i have now ) .
i was reading the PAQ and i know it can be done with one web server.
can it be done with 2?
thanks
I have seem different capability on squid boxes, from 1000
request/second to 7000 request/second.
What's the max capability (tps) for squid for reverse-proxying a
comman web application (ie, the html pages)?
My squid is running with Intel 2.4GHz * 4 CPU and 2G memory and a 15k
SAS disk. Thanks.
yes, you can..
but apache have to listen on diferent ports.. or same port on diferent
ips (ip alias) .. and squid listen at 80 !
On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 3:23 AM, Meir Yanovich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all
i like to install 2 web servers and load balance between them with squid
but i
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Dear ALL Squid Users,
Can anyone one tell here how to set up the limit for each user in squid
for surfing the net ?
That shoule be computed on daily basis, comulatively added to remaining
days
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Dear ALL Squid Users,
Can anyone one tell here how to set up the limit for each user in squid
for surfing the net ?
That shoule be computed on daily basis, comulatively added to remaining
days
Hey,
I'm was referring to third party tools such as cttproxy, zero patch
penalty, tc for different routing capabilities and traffic management.
On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 12:07 AM, Amos Jeffries [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Haytham KHOUJA wrote:
Dear Kumar,
I've been using Squid in my ISP for the
Hi all,
I need to write an acl for squid. this is writen in java. when I check my
program with stdin stdout , it works fine. I also has tried adding a
simple test acl (getting IDENt and always print OK)to squid and it works
fine, I mean I have no problem with external acl configuration for
Haytham Khouja wrote:
Hey,
I'm was referring to third party tools such as cttproxy, zero patch
penalty, tc for different routing capabilities and traffic management.
Okay.
TPROXY and ZPH are integrated into the current 2.7+ and upcoming 3.1+
releases.
'tc' I'm not aware of, any pointers
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Can anyone one tell here how to set up the limit for each user in squid
for surfing the net ?
That shoule be computed on daily basis, comulatively added to remaining
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have seem different capability on squid boxes, from 1000
request/second to 7000 request/second.
What's the max capability (tps) for squid for reverse-proxying a
comman web application (ie, the html pages)?
My squid is running with Intel 2.4GHz * 4 CPU and 2G memory
Farzane wrote:
Hi all,
I need to write an acl for squid. this is writen in java. when I check my
program with stdin stdout , it works fine. I also has tried adding a
simple test acl (getting IDENt and always print OK)to squid and it works
fine, I mean I have no problem with external acl
tc is a linux tool to create network classes that you can
route/mangle/prioritize, it's not Squid specific and won't work with
any other OS, but i used it once in a setup to route TCP_REFRESH_HIT
objects to a different (much faster link), so they can have a faster
If-Modified-Since request/reply.
On Sat, Aug 23, 2008 at 11:47 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have seem different capability on squid boxes, from 1000
request/second to 7000 request/second.
What's the max capability (tps) for squid for reverse-proxying a
comman web application (ie, the html pages)?
My squid is running with
Chris, this works great! One note to anyone trying it... if you have 'winbind
separator = \' in your smb.conf, this works.. but it does matter. I banged my
head on this for about 15 minutes and then change my auth-param line to read
--require-membership-of=our_ad_domain+proxyusers_group..
tc is a linux tool to create network classes that you can
route/mangle/prioritize, it's not Squid specific and won't work with
any other OS, but i used it once in a setup to route TCP_REFRESH_HIT
objects to a different (much faster link), so they can have a faster
If-Modified-Since
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
Would appreciate if the acls are provided with suitable examples for
directly implementing in the squid.conf file.
that's impossible with directly implementing on squid.conf. There's
no such complex limiting feature ready on squid.
altough, it's still
I configured squid for reverse proxy and i have multiple webserver with
different content, can i configured squid to forward a request to a specific
server for example:
client request for server1 squid should forward to server1 and if client
request for server2 it must go to server2, my current
Amos Jeffries-2 wrote:
Please state some details about yoru Squid:
* version
now I use squid-3.0.STABLE8
Amos Jeffries-2 wrote:
* error messages that make you think Squid is 'not working well'
when a client tries to open any url it just recieces an alert window saying
The
Hello,
from squid3.0's config file (squid.conf.default):
#use 'background-ping' to only send ICP queries to this
#neighbor infrequently. This is used to keep the neighbor
#round trip time updated and is usually used in
#
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