Hi.
On 16.07.2013 10:30, Amos Jeffries wrote:
Nasty as they are, the above are the perfectly normal working NTLM
behaviour. If your traces are showing something else going on *by
Squid* then you have a bug. We have indeed found a few such bugs in
Squid NTLM and persistence handling, once you
On 16/07/2013 5:02 a.m., Michele Bergonzoni wrote:
I would like to hear your advice about kerberos auth configuration on
a new installation.
This will be an installation with two redundant Linux based servers,
clients will be mostly windows joined to active directory, with AD
users logged
On 16/07/2013 5:40 a.m., Tom Tom wrote:
Hi
Any hints/answers concerning the icap_preview_size with the current
squid (3.3.7/3.3.8)?
Nothing has changed in that regard AFAIK.
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On 16/07/2013 8:10 a.m., jc.yin wrote:
Haha I'm doing this for a client but having had to research all about Squid
the past week, I'm thinking of setting up my own as well :p
I think tomorrow I'll just set up a local Squid server to test out the
results. In the mean time I'll upload the
Thank You so much for this really informative post! It's cleared up a lot of
things which were confusing for me, you should really include this in the
Squid FAQ or somewhere so future Squid users can quickly understand that
their cache is working when they see memory hits, otherwise a lot of users
Oh but there is still one thing I'm not so clear about. This is what happens
1. Access CNN home page via Squid for the first time
2. Squid shows a huge list of misses
3. Browse to another page
4. Browse back to CNN home page
5. Squid shows just a few misses but no hits either
6. Refresh browser
Hi.
On 15.07.2013 23:02, Michele Bergonzoni wrote:
I did a few tests with ntlm_auth from samba4, and it seems to work,
with some residual problems with firefox and PCs not joined in the
domain, and an extra authentication popup at the beginning from IE.
I didn't get to the point of having a
Hi!
So maybe some insight into our ICAP application:
It essentially acts as a proxy for mobile carriers (for handling MSISDNs and
such) and has a similar functionality as some of those simple anonymizing
proxies:
* it takes a request for http://a.b.c/www.squid-cache.org/default.css
* and the
On Tuesday 16 July 2013 at 12:18:09, jc.yin wrote:
Oh but there is still one thing I'm not so clear about. This is what
happens
1. Access CNN home page via Squid for the first time
2. Squid shows a huge list of misses
3. Browse to another page
4. Browse back to CNN home page
5. Squid
On 16/07/2013 8:32 a.m., Grant wrote:
Network or kernel level.
You can try to look at the MTU and other stuff.
to make sure there is no DNS interception etc.
For me it seems like a network issue.
If it's a network issue, could you be any more specific as far as what
to look for? 3.3.8 might
On 16/07/2013 10:18 p.m., jc.yin wrote:
Oh but there is still one thing I'm not so clear about. This is what happens
1. Access CNN home page via Squid for the first time
2. Squid shows a huge list of misses
Neither cache has anything. Both are being filled for the first time.
3. Browse to
On 16/07/2013 7:31 a.m., Michael Graham wrote:
Hi all,
I'm having a problem getting squid to select the upstream proxy based on
the source address set in the X-Forwarded-For header.
Here is the appropriate lines from my squid.conf:
follow_x_forwarded_for allow all
You should never have
On Tue, 2013-07-16 at 23:30 +1200, Amos Jeffries wrote:
Does the X-Forwarded-For header actually contain an IP from the
172.21.120.0/24 subnet (and not some IPv6 address from that subnets
IPv6 ranges).
Yeah it seems to be:
GET http://www.google.com/ HTTP/1.1
Accept: */*
Host: www.google.com
My sincere thanks to Amos for his deep insight and to Eugene for his
practical advice. This was of great help for me, and I think will help
future googlers as well.
Amos says:
Popups you are trying to avoid is a browser feature. It is 100% up to
the client to use the password manager and/or
after you try this try to launch it with firebug to make sure what
object is the problem.
I've launched Firefox with Firebug. What should I monitor while loading a
page?
The stats shown by the Net panel usually make issues pretty clear. Take
particular attention to any individual object
I'm not sure if what I've done is correct but I've tried my best to follow
the instructions found on the Squid documentation page.
http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/ReverseProxy
Basically I need to set up a reverse Squid proxy with the web server on the
same server.
Basically what I did was:
On 07/15/2013 11:40 AM, Tom Tom wrote:
Any hints/answers concerning the icap_preview_size with the current
squid (3.3.7/3.3.8)?
I do not think anything has changed since the email thread you quoted
was created. The advice there should still be valid:
Ignore the icap_preview_size directive
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Hi.
On 15.07.2013 23:02, Michele Bergonzoni wrote:
I did a few tests with ntlm_auth from samba4, and it seems to work,
with some residual problems with firefox and PCs not joined in the
domain, and
Hey,
if you insist on serving the local port 80 from the same server I would
say you need to make sure the servers are listening to the current port
using:
netstat -ntlp
what is the output??
Eliezer
On 07/17/2013 12:00 AM, jc.yin wrote:
I'm not sure if what I've done is correct but I've tried
Hey,
I would say if you want a replica of the AD data use LDAP and not
anything else.
I havn't tried samba4 yet So I cant tell you a thing about it and what
it suppose to do.
If you have some description of samba4 replication thing you just told
me about I would be happy to hear more about it.
On 07/15/2013 11:32 PM, Grant wrote:
Network or kernel level.
You can try to look at the MTU and other stuff.
to make sure there is no DNS interception etc.
For me it seems like a network issue.
If it's a network issue, could you be any more specific as far as what
to look for? 3.3.8 might
please first remove all comments from squid.conf using:
grep -v ^# squid.conf | grep -v ^$
This should leave only your settings in a readable way.
And if you can post it here it will be smarter.
Eliezer
On 07/15/2013 11:12 PM, jc.yin wrote:
Okay so here is the dropbox link for my squid.conf
Network or kernel level.
You can try to look at the MTU and other stuff.
to make sure there is no DNS interception etc.
For me it seems like a network issue.
If it's a network issue, could you be any more specific as far as what
to look for? 3.3.8 might be a bit better but that could be my
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