Good Day,
I am running squid 2.7 (although switching to squid 3 is likely to
happen soon) on our local school internal proxy (Ubuntu) that is
behind a larger network proxy (which I don't have control over).
We have started allowing students to access our wireless network as the
proliferation of
On 01/05/2012 08:54, Gerson Barreiros wrote:
I'm using squid 3.1.15 (amos ppa) + ubuntu 10.04
And we can't open the 'register' link (
https://publish.ovi.com/register/country_and_account_type ) located
at https://publish.ovi.com/login
When we click 'register' the login page get refreshed.
Any
The squid.conf is driven by the GUI front end provided in ClearOS 5.2.
The only options there are:
Configuration:
Maximum Cache Size - set to 100MB
Minimum Size Object - set to 4MB
MaximumDownload File Size - Set to unlimited
Web Proxy Mode:
Transparent mode - set to enabled
Cached Contents are so many
-Youtube
-GoogleSyndication
-ADS and it will always give me a strong headache to follow every ADby
caching its content not to block it because blocking any ADS URL would
present a javascript error at the browser's side!.
-VideoZer
- android Google ( MARKET ..
On 30/04/2012 23:37, Eliezer Croitoru wrote:
i do remember that something could have been done using iptables also
but it dont remember how it should be done.
what did you tried to do on iptables?
i also found this nice iptables method sample:
I like the option to use nginx as cache_peer, who is doing the youtube
handling and I'm keen on using it.
The only think I don't know in this case is how the nginx will mark the
traffic as CACHE HIT or CACHE MISS, because I want to have the CACHE HIT
traffic marked with DSCP so I can use the Zero
well a nice list.
all the filesharing sites are not something i really want to cache
because the effort to understand most of the sites is too much then the
benefit.
megavideo got shutdown.
what i'm and others are very interested is microsoft windows updates.
they are using a 206 range
On 01/05/2012 17:09, x-man wrote:
I like the option to use nginx as cache_peer, who is doing the youtube
handling and I'm keen on using it.
The only think I don't know in this case is how the nginx will mark the
traffic as CACHE HIT or CACHE MISS, because I want to have the CACHE HIT
traffic
Hello,
I have this question:
If you have squid, that is working as intercept proxy for customers, has
parent cache_peer (non-squid), who is not talking ICP or HTCP procols, and
is only dealing with part of the content.
How this parent cache_peer will communicate to the main SQUID about if the
My squid is working with intercept mode
and i just checked that this website is https.
I just realized that Squid isn't my problem here.
Thanks.
Hi All
I have a Squid Server (squid-3.2.0.16-1.fc16.x86_64) which is set to
upstream to a 3rd party gateway proxy server and therefore has to
authenticate all users destined for the internet (internal traffic is
not required to authenticate)
While this works perfectly from IE and Firefox (NTLM
I'm trying to compile Squid on Mac OS X 10.4 with OpenSSL 1.0.1b and I'm
getting compile errors. I'm not a C coder so I don't know how to fix this.
Here's the error log:
libtool: compile: g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I../.. -I../../include -I../../src
-I../../include -I/usr/local/ssl/include -Wall
Hi,
I'm running a simple test like this:
In one window I am running:
tail -f /var/log/httpd/access_log
In another window (on a different machine) I am running:
wget http://www.test.com/testfile.zip
I would expect apache to log the event as soon as the socket closes, which
would be before
I have a configuration where I am using Squid to proxy all internet
bound requests.
I have a custom external ACL that does some checks, and If the check
fails, it pulls a up a custom error page, which is a simple redirect
to a another page. This all works well for http connections. If the
On 2/05/2012 4:09 a.m., Jason Fitzpatrick wrote:
Hi All
I have a Squid Server (squid-3.2.0.16-1.fc16.x86_64) which is set to
upstream to a 3rd party gateway proxy server and therefore has to
authenticate all users destined for the internet (internal traffic is
not required to authenticate)
AS I understand that nginx removes Range header as well as several other headers
before passing request to upstream to make sure full response will be
cached and other requests for the same uri will be served correctly.
Squid at least in versions 2.7 and up, refuses to cache 206 Partial
Content
On 02.05.2012 10:12, Ghassan Gharabli wrote:
AS I understand that nginx removes Range header as well as several
other headers
before passing request to upstream to make sure full response will be
cached and other requests for the same uri will be served correctly.
stripping the range header
On 02.05.2012 03:12, x-man wrote:
Hello,
I have this question:
If you have squid, that is working as intercept proxy for customers,
has
parent cache_peer (non-squid), who is not talking ICP or HTCP
procols, and
is only dealing with part of the content.
How this parent cache_peer will
On 02/05/2012 01:47, Amos Jeffries wrote:
On 02.05.2012 10:12, Ghassan Gharabli wrote:
AS I understand that nginx removes Range header as well as several
other headers
before passing request to upstream to make sure full response will be
cached and other requests for the same uri will be served
On 02.05.2012 06:45, Stephen McGuinness wrote:
I have a configuration where I am using Squid to proxy all internet
bound requests.
I have a custom external ACL that does some checks, and If the check
fails, it pulls a up a custom error page, which is a simple redirect
to a another page. This
On 02.05.2012 06:37, Chris Fulton wrote:
Hi,
I'm running a simple test like this:
In one window I am running:
tail -f /var/log/httpd/access_log
In another window (on a different machine) I am running:
wget http://www.test.com/testfile.zip
I would expect apache to log the event as soon as
On 01.05.2012 18:12, Crawford, Ben wrote:
Good Day,
I am running squid 2.7 (although switching to squid 3 is likely to
happen soon) on our local school internal proxy (Ubuntu) that is
behind a larger network proxy (which I don't have control over).
We have started allowing students to access
It seems that squid is significantly slower than apache in serving large files.
Is this to be expected?
[cfulton@a (17:51:54) ~/test]$ wget http://www.test.com/static/m1.zip
--2012-04-30 17:51:55-- http://www.test.com/static/m1.zip
Resolving www.test.com... 172.16.9.22
Connecting to
Hi,
Im facing a weird problem with tproxy few weeks, the problem is, all
work fine except clients that is behind a tplink router and another
one that i dont remembe, but almost tplink wr541g routers, if i remove
iptables mangle redirect rule, client has traffic, enable not, dont
speak english very
On 02.05.2012 12:17, Chris Fulton wrote:
It seems that squid is significantly slower than apache in serving
large files. Is this to be expected?
Sometimes.
Under what network I/O and disk I/O conditions? consistently slower? or
just periodically? with what loading on each server?
Amos
On 02.05.2012 13:10, Daniel Echizen wrote:
Thanks for the reply!
sorry about lack of info..
ok.. my diagram is exactly like that:
Internet - SquidBox (v 3.1) - Mikrotik - Client--tplink_router
With a Mikrotik between Squid and the TP-link there should be no issues
whatsoever. No more
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