On 01/-10/-28163 12:59 PM, Chris Robertson wrote:
Considering the fact that icap_access relies on ACLs, my guess would
be ICAP is adding the headers after the rep_header ACL is evaluated.
Is this possible with ICAP + Squid, or is it a bug, or just not
possible?
Run two Squid instances.
Hi all,
I'm new to this list, but checked the archives a lot before asking this.
I'm trying to get squid-3.1 up and running with TProxy 4.1 on an ISP network.
My setup is working correctly when only a few users are connected to
the users VLAN. The users can browse and TProxy works.
But
This happends too if you have a proxy that asks ntlm username and password?
Ming Fu fm...@borderware.com escribió:
On 01/05/2010 01:28 PM, Mike Makowski wrote:
I understand that authenticated requests are not cache-able unless over
written by Cache-control: public in server respond.
I am
Please create an Issue and attach the patch. I'll see about including it!
adrian
2010/1/6 Rajesh Nair rajesh.nair...@gmail.com:
Thanks for the response, Matt!
Unfortunately the cooperating HTTP service solution would not work
as I need to set the cookie for the same domain for which the
Hello,
hope this is possible to implement..
i've read squid.conf.default over and over again with no luck or simply
no understanding of what i'm looking for..
is there a way that squid can authenticate with a certain website
instead of having every client on the network doing so ?
in
Hi,
On Windows, the native NTLM helper, when running on a domain member machine,
will always negotiate the highest usable NTLM protocol version, so if both the
authentication peers can use NTLMv2, NTLMv2 is automatically selected.
Please note that, if you want to USE NTLMv2, you need to have a
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. Is there a way we can configure squid to use only
NTLMV2? Can we tell from one of the log files if NTLMV2 is used instead NTLMV1?
Instead of using a windows browser to connect to squid, I am connecting to
squid using a Apache Httpclient.
Thanks,
Oiling
On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 5:22 PM, Roland Roland r_o_l_a_...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hello,
hope this is possible to implement..
i've read squid.conf.default over and over again with no luck or simply no
understanding of what i'm looking for..
is there a way that squid can authenticate with a
Hi again,
2010/1/6 Felipe W Damasio felip...@gmail.com:
I'm new to this list, but checked the archives a lot before asking this.
I'm trying to get squid-3.1 up and running with TProxy 4.1 on an ISP
network.
My setup is working correctly when only a few users are connected to
the
2010/1/6 Felipe W Damasio felip...@gmail.com:
Or is there a proc entry somewhere that could be screwing with me?
I can post the /proc entries if it would help you guys to help me :-)
And here it is, the result of a print of /proc/sys/net/
for i in `find /proc/sys/net`; do if [ -f $i ];
Hi
First of all thanks for sharing your experience on this mailing list.
I intend to install squid as forward cache in few companies with high
HTTP traffic almost 60 or 80 or 100Mb.
Can squid handle this amount of traffic??of course I do not have any
idea about selecting hardware yet.
May you tell
Trever L. Adams wrote:
On 01/-10/-28163 12:59 PM, Chris Robertson wrote:
Considering the fact that icap_access relies on ACLs, my guess would
be ICAP is adding the headers after the rep_header ACL is evaluated.
Is this possible with ICAP + Squid, or is it a bug, or just not
possible?
Hi all.
I've been looking at a bunch of benchmarks about storage schemes for
squid and coss looks
rather impressive , but , reading squid the definitive guide i got to
know that the code might be a bit beta/unstable.
Now i didn't really check when this book was written but I've been
coming
Jeronimo Garcia wrote:
Hi all.
I've been looking at a bunch of benchmarks about storage schemes for
squid and coss looks
rather impressive , but , reading squid the definitive guide i got to
know that the code might be a bit beta/unstable.
On a related note,
if Squid is configured to use AUFS and COSS for its cache_dirs, does it
store the Vary Internal Marker Objects only in the COSS file or
somewhere else too? For my setup, I notice the marker objects which
provide vary meta-data for all the cached pages are stored in COSS.
If
Dear All:
I 'm using Squid stable 2.5 stable 14 running on Linux ES 4 . My
server use NCSA for authentication.
I have faced a problem about proxy sharing. Some users have set the
another proxy server--CCproxy-- and point to my proxy. I can not
prevent it to share using proxy.
Anyone please
We've been running Squid 2.6 for 5+ years with a 10Mb full duplex connection
serving ~650 active users. It has handled peak loads of 60-90 req/sec without
issue, which represents a fully utilized 10Mb link (managed with delay pools).
Last month we upgraded to a full 1Gb (yes 100x speed
To build on Shawn's comments -
I've handled peak loads in forward cacheing in the several hundred
requests per second per Squid server, with 3.0-STABLE13 through 17 and
some older 2.6 servers, as part of a smartphone company web interface.
Servers were 4 GB dual Xeon quad core, running FreeBSD
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