You mean adding Set-Cookie to the vary header? Something like:
Vary: Accept-Encoding Set-Cookie
The reason is that since all the cookies are lumped into one request header,
you have there analytics tracking cookies which are different for every
browser client. So the cache key is going to be uniq
File a bug. :)
Adrian
2009/1/17 Chudy Fernandez :
> squid configuration shows weird on cachemgr
>
> @squid.conf
> delay_pools 1
> delay_class 1 2
> delay_parameters 1 18432/18432 -1/-1
> delay_initial_bucket_level 100
> delay_body_max_size 1048576 1 allow all
>
> @cachemgr
> delay_pools 1
> del
Wennie V. Lagmay wrote:
Hi Amos,
I have check at least 10 subscriber and we were able to talk to at least 3 of
them, they are all using Google talk. My solution is to block google talk
(port# tcp 5222, 5223) and will check what will happen. if this will work I
will create another proxy and pe
Moin,
I have to filter a out a 'non standard' http header that I set with the
firefox plugin 'modify header': UseSquidProxy: true'.
I found that only 'standard' headers can be processed by header_access, so I
set
header_access Allow allow all
header_access Autho
On Saturday 17 January 2009, Constantin Rack wrote:
> > I want to use a 'secret' http header entry instead of using a
> > username with
> > password for user authentication. Let's say 'only if the browser set
> > a 'UseSquidProxy true entry' the access is ok. Otherwise it is
> > forbidden.
> >
> >
Hi everyone,
Just letting you all know that I'm (slowly) tidying up and uploading
the various squid related tools that I've written over the years (the
ones I can find / release :) into another googlecode project.
The url is: http://code.google.com/p/squidtools/
There's not much there at the mom
Hi Amos,
I have check at least 10 subscriber and we were able to talk to at least 3 of
them, they are all using Google talk. My solution is to block google talk
(port# tcp 5222, 5223) and will check what will happen. if this will work I
will create another proxy and permit google talk to that p
Leonardo Rodrigues Magalhães wrote:
just as a hint .. i'm tired of seeing Skype and Google Talk
spewing bad things to squid. At least in my cases, i have never seen
squid crashing because of that. The only bad thing is that cache.log
gets full of binary trash ...
If your squi
Atef Alqashqish wrote:
Hi,
I have two servers Windows 2003 with SQUID 2.7 stable 3, one of them act as
origin for the two squid instances, hence one squid installation co-exist on
the same box with IIS application and web site, the two squid works as expected
as long as ICP and cache hierarch
just as a hint .. i'm tired of seeing Skype and Google Talk
spewing bad things to squid. At least in my cases, i have never seen
squid crashing because of that. The only bad thing is that cache.log
gets full of binary trash ...
Wennie V. Lagmay escreveu:
Thank you very much,
Hi,
I have two servers Windows 2003 with SQUID 2.7 stable 3, one of them act as
origin for the two squid instances, hence one squid installation co-exist on
the same box with IIS application and web site, the two squid works as expected
as long as ICP and cache hierarchy is not used, only one c
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