Not sure of the design goal, but...
I've had good luck using authpf for authentication and then using an
external acl helper to pass authpf login information to squid.
let me know if you would like more specifics.
> On 30.03 16:01, Jonis Maurin Ceará wrote:
>> It's really impossible to run squid
is here to help others who may wander down this path.
still very much enamored with the mighty squid
> On Fri, 22 Oct 2004, WGS wrote:
>
>> Yes. I've used setbuf( stdout, NULL);
>>
>> I read your advice to other posters about stdout buffering, and though I
>>
thanks,
Yes. I've used setbuf( stdout, NULL);
I read your advice to other posters about stdout buffering, and though I had
forgotten in an earlier build, I have it in.
Squid also posts an "Access Denied" page to the browser.
WGS
- Original Message - From: "Henrik
I'm working on an acl helper in c, that needs to access a pid file.
The name of the file is the ip address of a client in dot notation. Inside
the file is a username, and I want to pass to squid. I wrote an acl
helper, and setup external_acl_type to pass %SRC.
SQUID never grants access to the cli
Hai Squid-techies,
what will happen if u make squid to enter the access logs directly in a
my-sql
database instead of writting it in a flat file. Will it decrease the
performance ??
How can we directly write the access logs on my-sql database there.?
I can't answer the performance que
Has any one had anyluck writing authpf (OpenBSD/3.5) user names into squid
logs?
authpf creates a non-interactive ssh session, user names are available via a
ps -aux command.
all ideas appreciated
Bill
