ons 2006-06-21 klockan 15:38 -0700 skrev Bryan Richter: > We just recently decided to use Squid to accelerate virtual servers hosted > on multiple real servers. Since it sounds like version 2.6 has made > improvements regarding acceleration, I downloaded and installed it and I've > been trying to make it work.
Have you read the release notes? > I was able to accelerate a single host using 2.5 (which came with Debian > stable, the OS running the machine I've put Squid on). But I can't seem to > replicate my success with 2.6. It's even simpler in 2.6.. > The simplest test case I could think of is accelerating a single virtual > server. To do that, I tried this config (diffed against config.default and > anonymized): > > 66c66 > < http_port 3128 > --- > > #http_port 3128 > 156a157,160 > > https_port 1.1.1.1:443 \ > > cert=/etc/ssl/certs/cert.pem \ > > key=/etc/ssl/private/key.pem \ > > defaultsite=accelerated.host protocol=http > 1366a1371 > > url_rewrite_program /tmp/squid-rewriter.sh Don't use a url_rewrite_program unless you absolutely need to. I.e. only if you need to rewrite the file portion of the URL, not the hostname or protocol... > In this configuration, Squid segfaults on the first request. Here is the bt > (anonymized): Ouch.. it should not segfault.. please file a bug report on this. http://www.squid-cache.org/bugs/ Is your site trying to use Microsoft integrated authentication? If so you might want to try the nightly snapshot.. Regards Henrik
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