On Tue, 7 Jul 2020 at 18:53, Alex Rousskov
wrote:
> On 7/7/20 10:52 AM, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
>
> > We're re-configuring a squid proxy solution for a client and as part of
> > it we made the assumption that squid would fail if we asked it to read a
> > whitelist that wasn't present.
>
Hey all,
We're re-configuring a squid proxy solution for a client and as part of it
we made the assumption that squid would fail if we asked it to read a
whitelist that wasn't present.
We've now discovered that Squid fails to read the file, throws an error in
the log ( Error: Cannot open file /et
On 7/7/20 1:57 PM, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
> On Tue, 7 Jul 2020 at 18:53, Alex Rousskov
> Meanwhile, try using the newer parameters() syntax instead of abusing
> double quotes. It should work the way you expect. Here is the
> corresponding quote from squid.conf.documented:
>
On 7/7/20 10:52 AM, Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
> We're re-configuring a squid proxy solution for a client and as part of
> it we made the assumption that squid would fail if we asked it to read a
> whitelist that wasn't present.
>
> We've now discovered that Squid fails to read the file, th
dear alex,
Was this 7% measured with max-size=32000 or without? [ i did not use max-size
option]
When using AUFS (without rock), do you limit disk-cached object sizes to
~32KB (max-size=32000)?
[ i use maximum_object_size_in_memory 250 MB and maximum_object_size 2 GB] //
which i also use it in
On 7/7/20 6:26 AM, patrick mkhael wrote:
> **What kind of hit ratio do you get with rock if you do not
> limit swap-rate and do not specify swap-timeout? [i also removed the max
> size as recomended], the gain ratio is max 13 %.
Noted, thank you.
> **What kind of hit ratio do you get with rock
Dear Alex,
**What kind of hit ratio do you get with rock if you do not limit swap-rate and
do not specify swap-timeout? [i also removed the max size as recomended], the
gain ratio is max 13 %.
**What kind of hit ratio do you get with rock if you use one worker, one
rock cache_dir, do not limi
Can you please assist.
I am looking to utilise the Windows version of Squid Proxy 3.5 to throttle
a backup application by pointing all backup servers at the proxy server and
limit the total bandwidth that is available to 70mbps. All devices will
share this available bandwidth. If someone could pro
