[squid-users] (no subject)

[Sukhbaatar T]

Hello. I'm a teacher. My computer's OS is Windows 7. Installed SQUID 3.5.27. We 
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to cache youtube and fb data of our kids. The youtube cache needs to be saved 
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[squid-users] Still at 3.3.11... time to upgrade?

[Travel Factory S.r.l.]

I have to say that squid 3.3.11 worked flawlessy since january 2014...

... but I think it is time to upgrade.

My server is dated but it has 16 cores and 32 GB of ram, with less 
than 3000 users. Workload is split between 2 identical servers thanks 
to a proxy.pac.
I have spinning disks now but I also have a couple of SSD in the 
drawer, just in case they are now fully used.

O.S. is linux Red Hat 6.4.

Can you please suggest some docs to read about the migration path, the 
changes needed, the new features of 3.5?


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Re: [squid-users] Negotiate Authenticator and DNS

[Amos Jeffries]

On 26/09/17 17:59, Eliezer Croitoru wrote:

Hey,

How about using a local bind\unbound DNS server that has a forwarding zone 
defined only for the local domains?
For me it's a bit hard to understand the root cause for the issue but this is 
the best solution I can think about.
If you need some help about with bind\unbound DNS configurations just send me 
an email and I will try to help you with that.




-Original Message-
From: erdosain9

Hi.
Im traying to improve the dns response because im having this times:

Negotiate Authenticator Statistics:
program: /lib64/squid/negotiate_kerberos_auth


Notice the name of the program above.



Sometimes much more time, sometimes go to avg service time: 560 msec...



Thats not good, DNS should be much faster. But not related to the errors 
below.




Sorry for my ignorance...
This Negotiate Authenticator is for users??? i mean this is related to, for
example, go to google.com, or is just the time that the user (client pc)
wait for be authenticate??


The report you quoted was for Negotiate authentication helpers. Only. 
The times there relate to how long it takes to login.





I think, that is related to go to a web (now i have my doubts). so i make a
dns with bind. and put that dns in squid config, and let the dns from the AD
in second place... but, when i restart this happend:

support_resolv.cc(289): pid=24587 :2017/09/22 11:16:35| kerberos_ldap_group:


Notice the name (above) of the program reporting these errors.



ERROR: Error while resolving service record _ldap._tcp.DOMAIN.LAN with r
es_search
support_resolv.cc(71): pid=24587 :2017/09/22 11:16:35| kerberos_ldap_group:
ERROR: res_search: Unknown service record: _ldap._tcp.DOMAIN.LAN
support_resolv.cc(183): pid=24587 :2017/09/22 11:16:35| kerberos_ldap_group:
ERROR: Error while resolving hostname with getaddrinfo: Name or service
not known
support_sasl.cc(276): pid=24587 :2017/09/22 11:16:35| kerberos_ldap_group:
ERROR: ldap_sasl_interactive_bind_s error: Can't contact LDAP server
support_ldap.cc(957): pid=24587 :2017/09/22 11:16:35| kerberos_ldap_group:
ERROR: Error while binding to ldap server with SASL/GSSAPI: Can't contact
LDAP server


So, this post is for two question.
1- The thing about Negotiate Authenticator (that value what represent?)
2- Can i improve making my own dns (apart from the the dns from the domain)?
(i prefer make other dns, than fix the dns from the domain, because i dont
manage that).


These errors are missing records and servers not running (or not 
existing?). Different DNS server would only help with lag.




Thanks to all, and sorry for the ignorance, and my bad writing (i dont speak
english)



Amos
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Re: [squid-users] Negotiate Authenticator and DNS

[erdosain9]

Hi.
Thanks.
But there is some Time to live, for config in the squid, so the service is
not asking every time for authenticate??
Thanks!



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Re: [squid-users] Negotiate Authenticator and DNS

[Amos Jeffries]

On 27/09/17 01:57, erdosain9 wrote:

Hi.
Thanks.
But there is some Time to live, for config in the squid, so the service is
not asking every time for authenticate??


For Negotiate and NTLM the credentials are supposed to be unique per 
connection, so each TCP connection requires separate lookup. But 
followup pipelined requests on a connection should not need auth helper 
lookups as they share the already authenticated credentials.


*group* lookups are different (and cached normally), but they are not 
authentication.


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Re: [squid-users] Still at 3.3.11... time to upgrade?

[Amos Jeffries]

On 26/09/17 23:42, Travel Factory S.r.l. wrote:

I have to say that squid 3.3.11 worked flawlessy since january 2014...

... but I think it is time to upgrade.


...


Can you please suggest some docs to read about the migration path, the 
changes needed, the new features of 3.5?



Migration path is same for all Squid upgrades (even minor ones):

* install new Squid version

* run 'squid -k parse'

* fix anything it mentions as FATAL and ERROR. If possible the WARNING too.


Other details should be linked from:
  
  


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Re: [squid-users] (no subject)

[Amos Jeffries]

On 26/09/17 21:15, Sukhbaatar T wrote:
Hello. I'm a teacher. My computer's OS is Windows 7. Installed SQUID 
3.5.27. We have fifteen computers in our cabinet. The internet bandwidth 
is 4mb. We need to cache youtube and fb data of our kids. The youtube 
cache needs to be saved for a month, and the facebook to remain for a 
day. Our configuration is this small. Can you do the SQUID options for 
this (squid.conf file)? Thank you


It would be best if you learned to do it yourself. Then you would not 
have to ask us.


Did you see the response to your last post where I pasted the links to 
what you need?


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Re: [squid-users] Negotiate Authenticator and DNS

[erdosain9]

but, why so slow then???

"
For Negotiate and NTLM the credentials are supposed to be unique per
connection, so each TCP connection requires separate lookup. But
followup pipelined requests on a connection should not need auth helper
lookups as they share the already authenticated credentials.

*group* lookups are different (and cached normally), but they are not
authentication.

"

thanks



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Re: [squid-users] Negotiate Authenticator and DNS

[Amos Jeffries]

On 27/09/17 02:59, erdosain9 wrote:

but, why so slow then???



What is so slow *exactly*?

The report you posted only tells about the initial lookups. Not the 
cached or pipelined results.



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Re: [squid-users] Negotiate Authenticator and DNS

[erdosain9]

Sorry, this is part of my config

###Kerberos Auth with ActiveDirectory###
auth_param negotiate program /lib64/squid/negotiate_kerberos_auth -s
HTTP/squid.domain@domain.lan
auth_param negotiate children 45 startup=0 idle=1
auth_param negotiate keep_alive on


external_acl_type i-full %LOGIN /usr/lib64/squid/ext_kerberos_ldap_group_acl
-g i-f...@domain.lan
external_acl_type i-limitado %LOGIN
/usr/lib64/squid/ext_kerberos_ldap_group_acl -g i-limit...@domain.lan


#GRUPOS
acl i-full external i-full
acl i-limitado external i-limitado




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[squid-users] Reading gzip encodec content failed

[xpro6000]

When I use my squid proxy server within my Java program I get the following
error

"Reading gzip encodec content failed.
java.util.zip.ZipException: Not in GZIP format"

This does not happen when I use other proxies or if I don't use a proxy at
all. Why is this happening? how can I fix the issue? I'm using Squid 3.5.23
installed on Debian 9
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Re: [squid-users] Reading gzip encodec content failed

[Antony Stone]

On Tuesday 26 September 2017 at 19:43:28, xpro6000 wrote:

> When I use my squid proxy server within my Java program I get the following
> error
> 
> "Reading gzip encodec content failed.
> java.util.zip.ZipException: Not in GZIP format"
> 
> This does not happen when I use other proxies or if I don't use a proxy at
> all. Why is this happening? how can I fix the issue? I'm using Squid 3.5.23
> installed on Debian 9

We'd need to know quite a bit more about what "use my squid proxy server 
within my Java program" means.  Obviously (presumably) you mean you're 
performing HTTP transactions, with or without proxy support, but without any 
details about quite how you're doing this, we have no information to go on.

Here's a suggestion:

Perform one of these transactions from your Java program and show us what 
appears in the squid access log.

Then perform the same transaction using a browser, wget, curl or whatever can 
do the same thing, and show us what appears in the squid access log.

Whatever you do, just give us something we can work with so we have some ideas 
about what it is you're doing and what isn't working.

At the very least tell us what HTTP transaction you're trying to pass through 
Squid.


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[squid-users] acl url_regex on squid3 is not working using an online tested regular expression

[ppmartell]

As Mr. Alex Rousskov suggested, the problem was the regex itself. He provided 
me a modified regex (more simple) and now the filter is working. 

My regex: ((?=.*\biphone\b)|(?=.*\bprod\b)).*\.facebook\.com(\:|\d|) 

Alex's regex: \b(iphone|prod)\b.*\.facebook\.com 

Using https://regex101.com/ both work, but squid only accepts the second one. 
After running squid3 -k parse I got no errors. Thanks Alex. 

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Re: [squid-users] Bug: Missing MemObject::storeId value

[Aaron Turner]

Just a followup.  Thanks to Amos which suggested setting
sslflags=NO_DEFAULT_CA on the http_port(s).  That seems to have fixed
the memory (leak??) problem.  Probably should run this for a few days
to be sure, but at least now I can run squid for a few hours and the
memory is much more stable vs. before where I'd start having problems
after about ~30min.

On a side note, the MemObject bug I referred to at the start of this
thread seems definitely related to enabling Rock cache.  I wasn't
seeing the error when I was running with and without the memcache, but
seems to have come back once I enabled the rock.  I'm still working on
tuning my squid caching preferences to match our needs, so I may have
more info later.

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On Mon, Sep 25, 2017 at 9:57 PM, Aaron Turner  wrote:
> Yeah, sounds like I need to prove that ssl-bump is not eating memory
> before I start worrying about caching.Then slowly add features
> until I find the smoking gun and focus on that.
>
> I'm curious, does anyone have a suggestion of what modern high traffic
> volume squid deployments look like? Seems like lots of the suggestions
> are a bit out dated.  I'm trying to go with the KISS principle and not
> do any fancy ICP/etc or multi-layer proxy config since that seems much
> more difficult to deploy and benchmark.  Instead we're using haproxy
> to have cache affinity across systems.  Obviously this may result in
> some hot spotting, but it seems like we'll need enough servers that
> hopefully the pain will be distributed.
>
> The reason I'm looking at squid is that I've got a small server farm
> of ~850 web clients which will be making ~10M page requests/day.
> Right now I'm estimating about 50% of my traffic is SSL so bumping SSL
> connections is pretty important.
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>
> On Mon, Sep 25, 2017 at 9:21 PM, Eliezer Croitoru  
> wrote:
>> Hey Aaron,
>>
>> Consider the comments from Amos and Alex first before moving forward.
>> And again we need to clear out the current doubt's for both you and us.
>> We don't know if the issue is related to rock cache_dir or to squid-cache in 
>> general.
>> Currently for SMP aware caches the best disk cache is rock but you need to 
>> understand that the situation is that disk cache is a second level of 
>> caching and not the main goal.
>> You first need to make sure that squid works for you and then to make sure 
>> rock works good enough for you.
>> Also take into account that you actually "all in" for disk caching and it's 
>> not clear if you even need all this cache.
>> Before you decide that the disk cache is for you and that you really need it 
>> start low and aim higher, then in small steps move forward.
>> Start with a simple squid with ssl-bump without caching at all, then when 
>> you see it's stable enough from basic memory perspective for a period of 24 
>> to 72 hours.
>> Then and only then when you see it's stable enough for you and the machine 
>> can take the load try to see if adding memory cache into the picture makes 
>> sense.
>> Check squid with it's default settings of cache_object sizes and try to 
>> analyze the cache logs to verify what are the most hot sites and objects 
>> that in use of your cache.
>> Only when you will have a clear view what is the demand from your cache 
>> proxy service you should consider moving forward to start investigating the 
>> usage of disk cache(with default cache object sizes).
>> Take into account that there is a possibility that squid will write object 
>> to the disk cache but will not use then and this is a very good reason to 
>> first test and analyze before going all in or out with squid.
>> Also start with a small disk cache(10GB max) and only after verifying that 
>> indeed the setup is working good enough try to find the right memory and 
>> disk cache utilization for your setup.
>>
>> The above is my recommended recipe for a good and smooth start with squid in 
>> production environment.
>> You are not the first and probably not the last to receive this 
>> recommendation and I believe that some articles and resources that can be 
>> fetched from the Internet can miss-lead a Linux system administrator 
>> expectation from squid-cache or any cache.
>>
>> Please test Squid-Cache one step at a time and do not get tempted to try to 
>> "cache all" since it's practically not possible.
>> Update us as you mo

[squid-users] SSL-BUMP blackhole instance configuration

[Eliezer Croitoru]

Hey All,

I have been working on couple tools which are using my drbl-peer library.
- external acl helper
- dns blacklist server
- and couple others..

I took a dns proxy server named grimd and upgraded it since the developer
didn't responded fast enough.
This dns proxy has a nice feature that allows it to "blackhole" A and 
queries for blacklisted domains.
I can define the IPv4 and IPv6 host which will be the "blackhole" and it's
all playing well with plain HTTP(port 80).
But with HTTPS I want to be able to intercept all traffic and pass it into
the http cache-peer.
I am not sure what would be the best way to do it with squid but I was
thinking about something like:
- peek client SNI
- bump client first(compared to server first)

And I can use the same Root CA key+certificate that exists on the main squid
on interception instance.
I am not sure what version of Squid-Cache to use for this test (3.5.27 or
4.0.21).
The main thing I am not sure about such a setup is that the target ip:443
would be the "blackhole" squid instance itself and not the original server
ip address.
Would it matter at all if the destination ip is the Squid instance on port
443?
(I will try to use iptables nat REDIRECT from port 443 to 23129 which would
be an intercept port)

Thanks,
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Re: [squid-users] delay pool not workin

[Amos Jeffries]

On 23/09/17 03:48, Heiler Bemerguy wrote:
Amos, talking about delay pools, I have a question: does it work if the 
content being served is on a cache peer?




It should, yes. Peers are no different than any other server in terms of 
I/O bytes.


The only thing I'm aware of in current Squid is maybe bugs with CONNECT 
tunnels. Older Squid the pools were a bit broken - I've not had any 
recent feedback about those bugs, some are still open but may have been 
fixed as side effects of other changes.



I think it only "shapes" traffic from a SERVER to squid, right? not from 
a peer cache to squid.. :/


Peer is just a server with some statically configured parameters - 
traffic format, routing ACLs, etc.




I'm having problems because we use a huge Microsoft Updates repository 
as a cache peer and whenever a client on a 512kbit/s link (!) 
starts his box, all the link is flooded with updates from us to it.


WU .cab files should be cacheable objects. Delay pools do not apply to 
HIT traffic, and REFRESH traffic is intentionally *much* smaller in 
terms of bytes to the server. So you can end up with delay pool shaping 
1-2 KB of Squid<->server data and the client receiving GB sized files.






htcp_access allow localnet
acl wu dstdom_regex \.download\.windowsupdate\.com$


Sigh. The above is a complex and CPU intensive way to write:

 acl wu dstdomain .download.windowsupdate.com


Rule of thumb: when there is an alternative - avoid regex.



acl wu-rejects dstdom_regex stats
acl GET method GET
cache_peer 10.1.10.10 parent 8081 0 proxy-only no-tproxy no-digest 
no-query no-netdb-exchange name=ms1

cache_peer_access ms1 allow GET wu !wu-rejects
cache_peer_access ms1 deny all
never_direct allow GET wu !wu-rejects
never_direct deny all
cache deny wu
cache allow all

prefer_direct off

acl srcdaico src 10.71.0.0/16
delay_pools 1
delay_class 1 3
delay_access 1 allow srcdaico !dstlocal


I suspect this dstlocal is the reason for the peer not being delayed. 
Check that the peer IP is not in any of its ranges.


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Re: [squid-users] delay pool not workin

[Amos Jeffries]

On 23/09/17 04:30, Alex Gutiérrez Martínez wrote:

Pool #3 requires the domain name of a single transaction to
simultaneously be *mail.yahoo.com AND *.linkedin.com AND *.youtube.com
   Obviously that is impossible, so nothing can match the line that allows.

Pool #1 should match a few things. But probably not what you are testing
with.

I suggest you try to re-write your ACLs in a simpler way with less '!'
(not) modifiers. The way you are compressing lots of things into each
line is no faster than multiple lines, but much harder to understand
what is going on.

###
###
###
###

Mr. Jeffries, I rewrite my acl´s on this ways:


...


Every request fails, only delay pool 2 is on use, execpt for example # 
2, in that case every request was transfer to delay pool # 1.


Any suggestions?



Lets go back to the beginning;

Write out your policy rules in human words for me please, then we can 
simplify that version of them before converting to Squid ACLs.


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Re: [squid-users] (no subject)

[Eliezer Croitoru]

Hey,

My recommendation about YouTube Caching is to use a special server that will 
store the YouTube videos locally.
I have created such a service which run's in on a Linux box and you can see the 
details at:
http://gogs.ngtech.co.il/elicro/youtube-store

I have not completed every tool that I wanted to publish it with since I need 
time and funds to make it all work together.

The idea is that squid will allow YouTube every YouTube action such as search 
and browsing but not YouTube videos playback directly from the Internet.
When a video have not been downloaded yet, the user will receive a 
notification\splash page that allows him to request a download of the video or 
will automatically queue the download.
(maybe with username and password protection..)
And in the case that the user will want to get back into the original YouTube 
page he would be able to access the page but not the video using a special link 
that will be displayed in the "YouTube video splash page".
In the case that the video exists in the local service\server the user\client 
would be able to watch the video from the local store web-server.

I am using it here locally with a tiny NAS solution and it works great.

Caching YouTube images should be pretty easy\simple using StoreID.

Let me know if you have interest in such a solution.

Eliezer


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From: squid-users [mailto:squid-users-boun...@lists.squid-cache.org] On Behalf 
Of Sukhbaatar T
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Subject: [squid-users] (no subject)

Hello.
I'm a teacher.
My computer's OS is Windows 7.
Installed SQUID 3.5.27.
We have fifteen computers in our cabinet.
The internet bandwidth is 4mb. We need to cache youtube and fb data of our kids.
The youtube cache needs to be saved for a month, and the facebook to remain for 
a day.
Our configuration is this small.
Can you do the SQUID options for this (squid.conf file)?

Thank you

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Re: [squid-users] Bug: Missing MemObject::storeId value

[Amos Jeffries]

On 27/09/17 10:30, Aaron Turner wrote:

Doing some basic system tests and we're seeing a bunch of errors like:

2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| Bug: Missing MemObject::storeId value
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| mem_hdr: 0x7f169d0a2a70 nodes.start() 0x7f169c6cc9d0
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| mem_hdr: 0x7f169d0a2a70 nodes.finish() 0x7f169dae4e40
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->start_ping: 0.00
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->inmem_hi: 20209
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->inmem_lo: 0
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->nclients: 0
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->reply: 0x7f167ee60db0
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->request: 0
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->logUri:
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->storeId:
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| Bug: Missing MemObject::storeId value
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| mem_hdr: 0x7f16a0388760 nodes.start() 0x7f16a6a4a500
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| mem_hdr: 0x7f16a0388760 nodes.finish() 0x7f16a6a4a4d0
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->start_ping: 0.00
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->inmem_hi: 50265
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->inmem_lo: 0
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->nclients: 0
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->reply: 0x7f169f83d7d0
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->request: 0
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->logUri:
2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->storeId:



This is 

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Re: [squid-users] Bug: Missing MemObject::storeId value

[Aaron Turner]

So reading the bug comments it doesn't sound like there's any config
changes I can make (other then not use rock, which in smp doesn't
sound like a good idea).   I might be able to run ALL,9 and collect
the output... would need to sanitize the URL's due to privacy/security
concerns.  Anything else I can/should do/consider?

Honestly, I'm not sure what the impact of this bug really is?  Is it
just a cache miss or???
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On Tue, Sep 26, 2017 at 4:46 PM, Amos Jeffries  wrote:
> On 27/09/17 10:30, Aaron Turner wrote:
>>
>> Doing some basic system tests and we're seeing a bunch of errors like:
>>
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| Bug: Missing MemObject::storeId value
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| mem_hdr: 0x7f169d0a2a70 nodes.start()
>> 0x7f169c6cc9d0
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| mem_hdr: 0x7f169d0a2a70 nodes.finish()
>> 0x7f169dae4e40
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->start_ping: 0.00
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->inmem_hi: 20209
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->inmem_lo: 0
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->nclients: 0
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->reply: 0x7f167ee60db0
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->request: 0
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->logUri:
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->storeId:
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| Bug: Missing MemObject::storeId value
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| mem_hdr: 0x7f16a0388760 nodes.start()
>> 0x7f16a6a4a500
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| mem_hdr: 0x7f16a0388760 nodes.finish()
>> 0x7f16a6a4a4d0
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->start_ping: 0.00
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->inmem_hi: 50265
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->inmem_lo: 0
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->nclients: 0
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->reply: 0x7f169f83d7d0
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->request: 0
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->logUri:
>> 2017/09/22 22:43:15 kid1| MemObject->storeId:
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Re: [squid-users] Bug: Missing MemObject::storeId value

[Amos Jeffries]

On 27/09/17 12:55, Aaron Turner wrote:

So reading the bug comments it doesn't sound like there's any config
changes I can make (other then not use rock, which in smp doesn't
sound like a good idea).   I might be able to run ALL,9 and collect
the output... would need to sanitize the URL's due to privacy/security
concerns.  Anything else I can/should do/consider?

Honestly, I'm not sure what the impact of this bug really is?  Is it
just a cache miss or???


As far as I know yes.

Amos
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