On Tue, 31 Aug 2004, [iso-8859-1] Giancarlo Boaron wrote:
I know that. But how can I disable it? Do I have to
rebuild the binaries whithout the pinger option?
Basically yes.
so, I'll think about upgrading my squid version to the
last release...
A good idea anyway.
Regards
Henrik
> Why have you built your Squid with icmp support to
> start with?
>
I haven't built it because it was already builted when
I put my hands on this server.
> This is not enabled by default when building the
> Squid binary, and in
> almost all setups is not something you need.
>
I know that. Bu
On Mon, 30 Aug 2004, [iso-8859-1] Giancarlo Boaron wrote:
So I think that pinger opened that port.
Do I need to use the pinger process and, if I don't,
how can I disable it? Or should I just let icmp
packets go in and out fro my box?
Why have you built your Squid with icmp support to start with?
Th
Hi Henrik.
I used lsof whith the command "lsof | grep raw" and it
returned this:
COMMAND: pinger
PID: 894
USER: proxy
TYPE: raw
NODE: :0001->:
NAME: st=07
So I think that pinger opened that port.
Do I need to use the pinger process and, if I don't,
how can I disable it? Or sho
