Henrik,
Thanks very much for your clear explanation and illuminating example.
My problem has been understanding the terminology and particularly the
term 'virtual host'. I now think that in Squidish, 'virtual host' refers to
a single ip address which can respond to queries with the appropriat
On Thursday 07 August 2003 16.42, Jim Flowers wrote:
> http_port ifc1.ip:80 ; listen for queries on outside interace
You want some options there to enable accelerator mode... I would
suggest
http_port ip:80 accel vhost defaultsite=www.yourmaindomain.com
If you do not want to support Host: ba
On Fri, 2003-08-08 at 06:16, Jim Flowers wrote:
> OK, I think I'm just about done with this. I can handle requests for fixed-
> ip and virtual ip-based hosts on different networks and servers but not name-
> based virtual hosts using:
>
> http_port ip:80 vhost defaultsite=www.mymaindomain.com
>
OK, I think I'm just about done with this. I can handle requests for fixed-
ip and virtual ip-based hosts on different networks and servers but not name-
based virtual hosts using:
http_port ip:80 vhost defaultsite=www.mymaindomain.com
cache_peer origin-host-ip parent 80 0 no-query originserve
On Fri, 2003-08-08 at 07:52, Jim Flowers wrote:
> This should work great when the URL used to reach the accel server is the same as
> that of the name-based virtual host on the originserver but I am using a different
> name
> for testing purposes.
Ok, you need:
forceddomain=name
in your cache
I want to set up a squid3 accelerator to act as a bandwidth extender for
multiple virtual websites on multiple hosts on multiple networks.
[browsers]<-->[Internet]<-->[1-accel-2]<-->[nat]<-->[routing]<-->[private
wans]<-->[networks]<-->[origin hosts]<-->[Internet]
As the origin hosts are also a
Jim,
On Thu, 7 Aug 2003, Jim Flowers wrote:
> I want to set up a squid3 accelerator to act as a bandwidth extender for
> multiple virtual websites on multiple hosts on multiple networks.
>
>
> I have had all of this working in a test environment except for setting up
> the virtual hosts in Sq
fre 2003-07-25 klockan 12.23 skrev Matthias Weigel:
> My problem is, the backend server uses port . It cannot be chaned to
> use port 80 (limitation of the backend servers software).
>
> 10.113.209.1 = squid3 accel, listening on port
> 10.113.209.219 = backend server, listening on port
Hello,
new Squid3 makes many things very easy for my configs. So i tried it.
One Squid3 should be used to accel many backend domains/servers.
Some of the setups are https between browser and accel, http between
accel and server.
Everything works fine if using standard portnumbers on the backend
Mihalis Tsoukalos wrote:
>
> Dear list,
> just a couple of questions about squid3:
>
> a. Is it written in C++ or in both C and C++?
The exact mix is not yet known, as Squid-3 is still under development,
but most likely there will be some C code left, and some of the C++
source will quite likely
Mihalis Tsoukalos wrote:
>
> Dear list,
> just a couple of questions about squid3:
>
> a. Is it written in C++ or in both C and C++?
I think it's written in C only.
>
> b. Can it do content parsing/filtering?
No.
> If yes, how?
>
> many thanks in advance,
> Mihalis.
>
>
> HTML Em
Dear list,
just a couple of questions about squid3:
a. Is it written in C++ or in both C and C++?
b. Can it do content parsing/filtering?
If yes, how?
many thanks in advance,
Mihalis.
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