Hi Bart,
Thank you for your reply, but it doesnt work in my version
of squid:
# squid -k reconfigure
2003/08/11 20:01:58| parseConfigFile: line 1717 unrecognized: 'no-cache
deny local-servers'
Following the docs, what I want to do is done with the directive
always_direct allow
Hi Jordi,
Try to use this iptables rules: -
$IPTABLES -t nat -A PREROUTING -i $DEV -p tcp ! -s
$NAGIOS --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 3128
Regards,
Siew
--- Jordi Vidal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to setup a rule to avoid Nagios from
fetching web pages
from the cache
Thank you for your reply, but it doesnt work in my version
of squid:
# squid -k reconfigure
2003/08/11 20:01:58| parseConfigFile: line 1717 unrecognized:
'no-cache deny local-servers'
Seems to me there was a small typo - try no_cache
Following the docs, what I want to do is done with the
Adam Aube wrote:
Thank you for your reply, but it doesnt work in my version
of squid:
# squid -k reconfigure
2003/08/11 20:01:58| parseConfigFile: line 1717 unrecognized:
'no-cache deny local-servers'
Seems to me there was a small typo - try no_cache
Damn.it's my keyboard who
Jordi Vidal wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to setup a rule to avoid Nagios from fetching web pages
from the cache of my squid transparent proxy, forcing to check directly
with remote server, but squids seems to ignore completely the rule.
My question is: is the rule always_direct usable in a
On Monday 11 August 2003 18.45, Jordi Vidal wrote:
I'm trying to setup a rule to avoid Nagios from fetching web pages
from the cache of my squid transparent proxy, forcing to check
directly with remote server, but squids seems to ignore completely
the rule.
Well.. Squid probably reads the
