On 20/08/15 03:36, Alex Rousskov wrote:
> SNI is obtained during step #1. Peeking during step #1 does _not_
> preclude future bumping.
thanks for persisting with me Alex - I got there in the end! :-)
That looks a lot better, my config is now
root# egrep -i 'crtd|bump|ssl:|checkIfHTTPS' squid.con
On 08/19/2015 09:43 AM, Jeremie Rafin wrote:
> # Non bumped list (only spliced): wellsfargo
> acl splicelist ssl::server_name .wellsfargo.com
>
> # SSL configuration
> acl step1 at_step SslBump1
> acl step2 at_step SslBump2
> ssl_bump peek step1 all
> ssl_bump splice step2 splicelist
> ssl_bump b
Anyone have Mac OS X update caching working ? Without doing a SSL bump. I
think they are hosted through https (
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202943 )
Thanks!
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On 20/08/2015 3:43 a.m., Jeremie Rafin wrote:
> Amos and Alex,
>
> Thanks a lot for all your advises. I appreciate your helpful comments! :))
>
> Nevertheless, all is not cristal clear for me. I have setup a sandbox
> (virtual box with squid 3.5.7 on debian 7.6; for transparent proxy, I have
>
Great to hear it works!
And since you are using CentOS I would just say, "take a look at the
wiki" at:
http://wiki.squid-cache.org/KnowledgeBase/CentOS#Squid-3.5
In a case you would want a squid 3.5 version.
Eliezer
On 19/08/2015 19:26, adricustodio wrote:
thanks dude!
I fixed!
I was looki
thanks dude!
I fixed!
I was looking the logs and found that i needed a pearl_DBD_mysql
Installed and all worked fine!
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Amos, thanks for answering...
So here is where i am.
i configured my basic_db_auth and tested with
/usr/lib64/squid/basic_db_auth --user root --password password --plaintext
-- persist
But my Centos does nothing, it stays blinking... so i need to crtl + c to
stop
I think something is block
Amos and Alex,
Thanks a lot for all your advises. I appreciate your helpful comments! :))
Nevertheless, all is not cristal clear for me. I have setup a sandbox (virtual
box with squid 3.5.7 on debian 7.6; for transparent proxy, I have setup NAT
iptables and IP route to run client through squid;
On 08/19/2015 04:09 AM, Jason Haar wrote:
> So is there no way to get the SNI field from the client without breaking
> the opportunity for bump?
SNI is obtained during step #1. Peeking during step #1 does _not_
preclude future bumping.
If you want to get SNI and bump, then peek at step #1 and bu
On 20/08/2015 12:28 a.m., Jorgeley Junior wrote:
> Hi guys, sorry if I'm doing a dumb question...
> My squid is using so much virtual memory how you can see in the print, is
> that normal?
Yes.
Squid worker processes use a lot of memory. Then fork() many helper
processes. Each of which is allocat
On 20/08/2015 12:17 a.m., adricustodio wrote:
> Hi guys, i got a question... again
>
> Im runing here Centos7 + squid 3.3.8
> Im trying to set up a squid with mysql auth, but im kinda lost here...
>
> For now squid is running fine on basic_ncsa_auth
> I've created a mysql db called "squid" an
How is the OID related exactly?
If you have a paid DB I assume you can use it..
Leave aside licensing for the DB guy.. he probably knows whether you
need to pay more for something.
Eliezer
On 19/08/2015 13:23, adricustodio wrote:
Because its easyer i guess
I have no idea how to start wit
Hi guys, sorry if I'm doing a dumb question...
My squid is using so much virtual memory how you can see in the print, is
that normal?
I have 8GB physic memory and my squid is set to 4GB, my cache is like this:
cache_dir diskd /cache 4096 16 256 Q1=64 Q2=72
cache_dir diskd /cache 4096 16 256 Q1=64 Q
Hi guys, i got a question... again
Im runing here Centos7 + squid 3.3.8
Im trying to set up a squid with mysql auth, but im kinda lost here...
For now squid is running fine on basic_ncsa_auth
I've created a mysql db called "squid" and a table called "users" with name,
pass (varchar) and statu
Hi Eliezer and Amos
Sure, I have posted this to the squid-dev list, which is more relevant to this
issue.
Many thanks for Amos' comments, really helpful information. For clarification,
here we look at the HTTP caching, and only look into the cache-dir selection
algorithm rather than the peer se
Because its easyer i guess
I have no idea how to start with those tools.
As long as i noticed you guys said i need the oracle OID, but that is paid,
and i dont think we have paid that.
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On 19/08/15 16:07, Alex Rousskov wrote:
> Your interpretation is correct: Your configuration tells Squid to peek
> at steps #1 and #2 and then try to bump at step #3. Unfortunately, the
> last two actions (peeking at step #2 and then bumping at step #3) are
> usually not compatible. Please see the
Hello Markus,
This a hard one , but ill explian a bit first, because this depends on the pc
im testing with.
I have 2 networks within one ip range atm, and with the 2 networks i mean 2
samba (windows) domains.
Im migrating the old to new and im testing in the new domain, but old 2 new is
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