Greeting,
I installed squid 3.3.9 on debian, but I don't have access to cache manager
with authentication :(
If I remove http_access allow authenticated line, then I have access.
Here is a part of my config:
cache_mgr ad...@example.com
cachemgr_passwd MYPASS all
auth_param digest program
Hi, all!
We use squid with tproxy for caching. As our special construct,
our client origin destination is useless for getting the right
response. So if there is any workaround, can we force squid use the
Host header query result as the origin destination server address for
fetch response. Here is
Greeting,
I installed squid 3.3.9 on debian, but I don't have access to cache manager
with authentication :(
If I remove http_access allow authenticated line, then I have access.
Here is a part of my config:
cache_mgr ad...@example.com
cachemgr_passwd MYPASS all
auth_param digest program
On 25/12/2013 9:12 p.m., Ge Jin wrote:
Hi, all!
We use squid with tproxy for caching. As our special construct,
our client origin destination is useless for getting the right
response.
Why? what mangling are you doing to the TCP packet routing that would
cause the client browser to be
On 24/12/2013 9:35 p.m., ana any wrote:
Greeting,
I installed squid 3.3.9 on debian, but I don't have access to cache manager
with authentication :(
If I remove http_access allow authenticated line, then I have access.
Here is a part of my config:
cache_mgr ad...@example.com
Hi, Amos!
Thanks for your reply!
To make a long story short, our struct is like this.
tproxy tproxy
client - haproxy - squid cluster --
Router --- internet
We use haproxy for load balance, and squid for caching. And
Hi all,
I want to know about handling different network protocols such as FTP, SSL
and ... in squid and tracing squid function calls to find in which part of
the code squid recognizes request protocol. Please help me.
Thanks
MSH
On 26/12/2013 12:29 a.m., m.shahve...@ece.ut.ac.ir wrote:
Hi all,
I want to know about handling different network protocols such as FTP, SSL
and ... in squid and tracing squid function calls to find in which part of
the code squid recognizes request protocol. Please help me.
Not possible
Not possible because there is none that recognize request protocol.
What happens is admin configure squid.conf ports manually, one per
protocol type to be recieved. Squid only supports HTTP, HTTPS, ICP,
HTCP, and SNMP incoming traffic.
The non-HTTP traffic support in Squid is for
Hi Antony
thanks for your answer
I tested squid with a number of different static sites.
When I don't use squid, it takes nearly 2 sec and when I use, it takes
nearly 30 sec!
I set refresh_pattern like this:
refresh_pattern . 1440 40% 40320 override-expire ignore-no-cache
ignore-no-store
On 12/26/2013 9:31 AM, m.shahve...@ece.ut.ac.ir wrote:
Not possible because there is none that recognize request protocol.
What happens is admin configure squid.conf ports manually, one per
protocol type to be recieved. Squid only supports HTTP, HTTPS, ICP,
HTCP, and SNMP incoming traffic.
Not possible because there is none that recognize request protocol.
What happens is admin configure squid.conf ports manually, one per
protocol type to be recieved. Squid only supports HTTP, HTTPS, ICP,
HTCP, and SNMP incoming traffic.
The non-HTTP traffic support in Squid is for
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