Hi
We use Squid v5 with ssl_bump to decrypt only google domains.
With a special configuration we also need to deny important websites.
So far so good, but for performance reasons we don't want Squid to return
the error pages.
Since we have a lot of denied sites, it seems that Squid tries to bump
r
On 12/7/21 1:47 PM, senor wrote:
> What I'm really wanting though is which directives can be safely
> omitted from the disker and coordinator process config
> I'm open to alternative methods and agree that those processes should
> not act on directives that are not useful.
I do not have a list,
Thanks Amos and Alex,
I am aware of those 2 links. They are the basis for what I think I know so far.
What I'm really wanting though is which directives can be safely omitted from
the disker and coordinator process config. As Amos pointed out there is the
possibility of inadvertently allowing t
s, but it may be the same.
>
> Needless to say, bugs notwithstanding, too small client_lifetime
> values
> will kill too many innocent transactions. Please see my first
> response
Yes It's just for testing purpose, I'm seeing no impact but only for my usage
case ...
For now I will try client_lif
On 12/7/21 6:27 AM, Amos Jeffries wrote:
> The directives relevant to SMP-awareness are listed at
> https://wiki.squid-cache.org/MultipleInstances
I do not see information on SMP awareness of modern Squid features on
the above wiki page. There is a lot more info about that at
https://wiki.squid-c
On 12/7/21 6:13 AM, FredB wrote:
> Do you think, client lifetime 1 minute works (there is no minimal value
> in documentation)
IIRC, Squid does not impose any special restrictions on client_lifetime
values. The type of that directive is time-units. In Squid v5+, that
time-units type is documented
On 7/12/21 18:10, senor wrote:
Hi All,
I'm attempting to use the process_name macro in include file names to isolate
the worker-specific directives from the disker and coordinator. I have not
found any references to directives that are required by those 2 processes. I'm
currently doing a tria
Do you think, client lifetime 1 minute works (there is no minimal value
in documentation)
For testing purpose I'm trying in a test platform and I'm seeing no
impact, for example download a large file is not interrupted
There is no error in squid parse but I found nothing in debug about
lifet
Le 07/12/2021 à 08:11, FredB a écrit :
Thanks, I will try with one proxy
FI: The close_wait are well deleted, but I don't know if there is an
important impact or not for my users
My browser was still connected to a secure website, but I did nothing
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