On 4/06/2012 8:36 a.m., Roman Gelfand wrote:
I have setup squid server to function as both forward and reverse
proxy. It appears that I am getting flooded with http requests with
non existant urls. Consequently, this slows down my firewall as the
dns server is slowing down the query response.
Thanks for the reply, Amos.
I tried forceddomain=mysite.appspot.com, I got the same behavior.
Perhaps I'm not clear on the problem.
Because in China one cannot directly access a site on Google
AppEngine, I setup an Apache reverse proxy server to my site on GAE,
and it works very well. Now I'm
On 05.06.2012 06:22, Will wrote:
Thanks for the reply, Amos.
I tried forceddomain=mysite.appspot.com, I got the same behavior.
Perhaps I'm not clear on the problem.
Because in China one cannot directly access a site on Google
AppEngine, I setup an Apache reverse proxy server to my site on
On 03.06.2012 22:23, alextouch wrote:
Hi
this is my first post... last month I installed a linux ubuntu server
12.04
LTS machine with Squid3 in my organization. This machine works as a
proxy
(not transparent proxy) for the web access from clients.
Proxy is connected to a gateway for internet
