On 1/04/2015 11:18 a.m., Hector Chan wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> How does squid behave when it is downloading a 5+GB file with a slow
> client? I see my client (curl) exited with error code 18 (
> CURLE_PARTIAL_FILE) when downloading a 5+GB file from squid. It was a
> cache miss, so the file was actual
Hi all,
How does squid behave when it is downloading a 5+GB file with a slow
client? I see my client (curl) exited with error code 18 (
CURLE_PARTIAL_FILE) when downloading a 5+GB file from squid. It was a
cache miss, so the file was actually being fetched from the origin server.
When it is cach
Hi all,
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Hey Eugene,
Since I do not have the full details about the issue and related areas I
cannot answer and I think later others will answer this better then me.
But as for the last question about squid being a DB.
Squid in a way is also a DB like any OS is a DB.
Due to the fact that squid is kind o
On 31/03/2015 10:14 p.m., Eray Aslan wrote:
> From squid-3.5.3 Changelog:
> - Bug 4204: ./configure does not abort when required helpers cannot be
> built
>
> And while trying to build eDirectory::
> [...]
> configure: error: Digest auth helper eDirectory ... found but cannot be
> built
>
Yay
From squid-3.5.3 Changelog:
- Bug 4204: ./configure does not abort when required helpers cannot be
built
And while trying to build eDirectory::
[...]
configure: error: Digest auth helper eDirectory ... found but cannot be
built
The following patch seems to work for me:
--- a/helpers/digest_aut
