Re: [squid-users] Squid 4 pconn_lifetime questions

Alex - thank you for the reply. If in the context of this directive became idle means "done processing the previous request" then how is the pconn_lifetime directive different than the client_idle_pconn_timeout and server_idle_pconn_timeout (other than affecting both at the same time)? If my quest

[squid-users] Host Header Forgery issue even after applying patch

Hi There I have installed Squid 3.5-20 in transparent mode (using WCCP ) and facing lots of false positive for SSL sites (Host header forgery detected ), we are using just Peak and slice and not actually bump-ing the traffic . 2019/05/08 23:51:05 kid1| SECURITY ALERT: on URL: outlook.office

Re: [squid-users] Using access_log directive to filter based on src IP or regex

On 5/13/19 5:54 AM, Henning Schroeder wrote: > I'm hosting two squid servers (Version 4.6) on CentOS in Azure, which > are placed behing an Azure load balancer.  > > The LB has a health probe which constantly polls the squid servers on > port 3128. > > In the access.log, I can find a whole lot of

[squid-users] Using access_log directive to filter based on src IP or regex

Hi there, I'm hosting two squid servers (Version 4.6) on CentOS in Azure, which are placed behing an Azure load balancer. The LB has a health probe which constantly polls the squid servers on port 3128. In the access.log, I can find a whole lot of entries like: 1557738944.935 0 168.63.129.