mån 2006-04-10 klockan 15:08 +0200 skrev Michał Margula:
> Hello!
>
> I have some trouble with new kind of flood targeted at proxy server.
> One hosts creates thousands of new connections. Is there a way to
> protect against that at squid level? I would like to avoid doing it with
> netfi
I have some trouble with new kind of flood targeted at proxy server.
One hosts creates thousands of new connections. Is there a way to
protect against that at squid level? I would like to avoid doing it with
netfilter, because it is hard to guess acceptable limit of connections
(browsers tend to
Mark Elsen napisał(a):
There is a :
max_conn
parameter, check it out ; in squid.conf.default. Exact name slips me
for the moment
M.
I was thinking about something more sophisticated, because now I have:
acl too-many-connections maxconn 500
http_access deny all t
On 4/10/06, Michał Margula <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have some trouble with new kind of flood targeted at proxy server.
> One hosts creates thousands of new connections. Is there a way to
> protect against that at squid level? I would like to avoid doing it with
> netfilter,
Hello!
I have some trouble with new kind of flood targeted at proxy server.
One hosts creates thousands of new connections. Is there a way to
protect against that at squid level? I would like to avoid doing it with
netfilter, because it is hard to guess acceptable limit of connections
(brows
