Hi fellow Squid users
I've been using Squid NT v2.5 STABLE 7 successfully for some months now,
but I've noticed a few odd entries in cache.log, similar to the
following:
nntlm-atultmh-[a6u8t7h6[]4:6 5s2e]n: dsienngd i'nNgA 'LNoAg oLno gfoani
lfuariel:u ruen:k nuonwknn ouwsne ru snearm en aomre
> Hi,
>
> At 17.38 17/05/2005, Holton, Euan wrote:
>
> >Hi fellow Squid users
> >
> >I've been using Squid NT v2.5 STABLE 7 successfully for some
> months now,
> >but I've noticed a few odd entries in cache.log, similar to the
> >followin
> At 11.21 18/05/2005, Holton, Euan wrote:
> > >
> > > Never seen something similar before. It seems some problem on the
> > > communication channel between squid.exe process and the
> > > helpers. What was
> > > the squid uptime ?
> > &
> Hi Stephen,
>
> Appreciate that. I guess it's a matter of opening the file with vi,
> which I've just done and can see everything as needed. Is
> there any sort
> of GUI front end for this? Once I've completed all the documentation
> and gone my way, the Squid server will be mostly managed b
> These are the acl's that give me the problems (or so i
> think, because if i comment those out its working just
> fine):
>
> #acl hacking1 url_regex
> "/usr/local/squid/etc/deny/hacking1"
> #acl noporn url_regex
> "/usr/local/squid/etc/deny/noporn"
> #acl hacking2 url_regex
> "/usr/local/squid/e
> Make sure that your disk access performance, for instance, is adequate
> for the SQUID induced disk I/O load.
Other possible things to check are whether or not Squid is being CPU
bound (usually by liberal use of regular expressions in the ACLs; less
likely in this case from the description of
Good afternoon fellow Squid-users
I'm currently running Squid 2.5STABLE13-NT on Windows 2000, and I get a
fair number of these messages in cache.log:
ntlm-auth[4176]: sending 'NA Incorrect Request Format' to squid
Would I be correct in assuming that these messages are caused by
incorrect clien
> >ntlm-auth[1864]: attempting SSPI challenge retrieval
> >ntlm-auth[1864]: Got it
> >ntlm-auth[1864]: sending 'TT *some stuff that might be a
> hash*' to squid
> >ntlm-auth[1864]: Got 'KK *some more hash-like stuff*' from Squid
> >ntlm-auth[1864]: No domain supplied. Returning no-auth
> >ntlm-au
> > As asked in the OP, is there a debug_level parameter that
> can be used to
> > trace requests sent to authenticator helper processes? None of the
> > candidates in debug-sections.txt seem quite right, unless
> section 28 is
> > the one.
>
> I would use
>
> debug_options ALL,1 33,2 84,5 29,
> > After another discution, i would like to create two squid
> > server on the same server.
> > I create 2 different tree with different parameters i can run
> > the first, but when i try to load the second, i have the
> > following error
> > displayed:
> > 2006/04/19 16:15:50| Squid is alread
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