Hi group,
I'm wondering if anyone has seen any use cases where they have set up squid to
reverse-proxy for TCP connections that may not contain enough data. A simple
test of the entire request size would be sufficient. The request would then be
sent on if it passes the test. No caching of the re
Hi group,
I've got a cluster of three squid/3.0.STABLE12 servers that are running
as reverse proxy accelerators. We periodically update the content that
the squid servers source and are using the below script to accomplish
the task. The problem is that when we perform this task, the
cache_object:/
Hi group,
I'd like to reduce the amount of information being set to access.log so
that only requests that's come back !200 are logged. I figure that I can
use:
acl HTTPnot200 http_status !200
access_log /usr/local/squid/var/logs/access.log squid HTTPnot200
access_log none
However, in the log_acc
Hello,
I've got a couple of questions that I'm hoping that some of you more
experienced can enlighten me with.
1)We're recently set up several squid servers to act as a reverse proxy
accelerator for some of our web-content servers. When we first set them up they
were mostly set with default co