On 29/09/17 12:35, Aaron Turner wrote:
Ok, i'll work on that. One other thing, is that if I let it run long
enough, squid will crash with errors like the following:
FATAL: Received Bus Error...dying.
2017/09/28 23:28:09 kid4| Closing HTTP port 10.93.3.4:3128
2017/09/28 23:28:09 kid4| Closing HT
Hey,
Try to fetch the next url:
https://whoer.net/ports
and see what are the results.
If it states some port as "open" you will need to block access in the tcp level
ie send a RESET or DROP packets to the ports which you don't want the world to
see as open.
Else then this try to peek at the nex
I have also posted about this on stackexchange but never got a working
answer. I think here is a better place as it's dedicated to Squid
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/392849/squid-on-linux-being-detected-as-proxy-but-not-on-windows
Here is the problem I am facing
I have added the foll
Here ya go
26/Sep/2017:20:10:27137 10.93.3.47 TCP_HIT/200 11265 GET
https://static.licdn.com/sc/h/ddzuq7qeny6qn0ysh3hj6pzmr - HIER_NONE/-
26/Sep/2017:20:10:33 46 10.93.3.47 TCP_MISS/200 11259 GET
https://static.licdn.com/sc/h/ddzuq7qeny6qn0ysh3hj6pzmr -
HIER_DIRECT/192.229.163.180
26/Sep/2
Ok, i'll work on that. One other thing, is that if I let it run long
enough, squid will crash with errors like the following:
FATAL: Received Bus Error...dying.
2017/09/28 23:28:09 kid4| Closing HTTP port 10.93.3.4:3128
2017/09/28 23:28:09 kid4| Closing HTTP port 127.0.0.1:3128
2017/09/28 23:28:0
On 29/09/17 11:29, Aaron Turner wrote:
So this grep through my access logs for this single URL does a good
job illustrating a rather interesting problem:
$ grep -h 'https://static.licdn.com/sc/h/ddzuq7qeny6qn0ysh3hj6pzmr
text/css ip_index=0,client=m0078269' access.*.log | sort
...
>
At first
On 29/09/17 09:19, Aaron Turner wrote:
Ok, so did some research and what I'm finding is that:
If I set sslflags=NO_DEFAULT_CA for http_port and disable both mem and
disk cache then memory is very stable. It goes up for a little bit
and then pretty much stabilizes (it actually goes up and down a
So this grep through my access logs for this single URL does a good
job illustrating a rather interesting problem:
$ grep -h 'https://static.licdn.com/sc/h/ddzuq7qeny6qn0ysh3hj6pzmr
text/css ip_index=0,client=m0078269' access.*.log | sort
26/Sep/2017:20:10:27 TCP_HIT/200
https://static.licdn.com
Ok, so did some research and what I'm finding is that:
If I set sslflags=NO_DEFAULT_CA for http_port and disable both mem and
disk cache then memory is very stable. It goes up for a little bit
and then pretty much stabilizes (it actually goes up and down a
little, but doesn't seem to be growing o
On 09/28/2017 10:40 AM, EdouardM wrote:
> what's this Squid code "TCP_REFRESH_IGNORED" ?
This recently added result code indicates that Squid tried to refresh
the previously cached response A, but got a response B that was older
than A (as determined by the Date header field). Squid ignored respo
Hi All,
what's this Squid code "TCP_REFRESH_IGNORED" ?
we checked the page https://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/SquidLogs and it's
not mentioned.
any idea ?
best regards.
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On 09/28/2017 10:10 AM, anwesh tiwari wrote:
> Ipv6 acl is not working as expected, if the ipv6 address of domain is
> unrouteable and it fallbacks to ipv4 even when its denied.
>
> Details :
> What I am trying to achieve : I want to disable all IPv4 domain access from
> proxy and disable all i
Ipv6 acl is not working as expected, if the ipv6 address of domain is
unrouteable and it fallbacks to ipv4 even when its denied.
Details :
What I am trying to achieve : I want to disable all IPv4 domain access from
proxy and disable all ipv4 connections.
Here is my directives just before http_
On 28/09/17 22:31, Vieri wrote:
Hi,
I enabled leakfinder in squid's configure script. However, the following does
not show anything:
# squidclient mgr: | grep leaks
Also, the config script says:
--enable-leakfinder Enable Leak Finding code. Enabling this alone does
nothing; you also have t
Hi,
I enabled leakfinder in squid's configure script. However, the following does
not show anything:
# squidclient mgr: | grep leaks
Also, the config script says:
--enable-leakfinder Enable Leak Finding code. Enabling this alone does
nothing; you also have to modify the source code to
use th
Do you really need squid for that?
What is your ultimate goal of using squid?
- Content Caching
- Content Filtering
- Applying traffic ACL's
- NAT
- Other??
If you don't need caching in the picture then you are using the wrong tool..
When we will have an answer to what you want to achieve we might
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