I'm a newbie. To get Squid started all I was able to do is create the
config below. This works but it feels like it could be a little
faster. I have about 300 users.
Are there any other options that you would recommend adding to this
config file? This is my config file for Squid 3.0 on Debian, P4,
On 18/09/10 06:00, Andrei wrote:
I'm a newbie. To get Squid started all I was able to do is create the
config below. This works but it feels like it could be a little
faster. I have about 300 users.
Are there any other options that you would recommend adding to this
config file? This is my config
Thank you so much! I'm not sure if I understood everything, but here
is what I have so far.
1) 1GB of RAM in this machine (P4, 40GB IDE, 1GB RAM).
2) Running Squid 3.1.3 now :-)
3) Not sure what you meant with AUFS. Does this need to be changed?
cache_dir ufs /var/spool/squid3 7000 16 256
4) Rand
On Mon, 20 Sep 2010 14:31:45 -0700, Andrei
wrote:
> Thank you so much! I'm not sure if I understood everything, but here
> is what I have so far.
>
> 1) 1GB of RAM in this machine (P4, 40GB IDE, 1GB RAM).
> 2) Running Squid 3.1.3 now :-)
> 3) Not sure what you meant with AUFS. Does this need to
>> 5) No NATing is done on this machine.
>
> Ah, "transparent" flag does not means what you think then.
>
> In Squid-3.2 and older it means "traffic arriving at this port has been
> redirected here via NAT in the firewall".
>
> What did you actually want?
I have 300 kids with laptops. It would be
On Tue, 21 Sep 2010 07:48:07 -0700, Andrei
wrote:
>>> 5) No NATing is done on this machine.
>>
>> Ah, "transparent" flag does not means what you think then.
>>
>> In Squid-3.2 and older it means "traffic arriving at this port has been
>> redirected here via NAT in the firewall".
>>
>> What did you
