On 31/01/22 21:53, David Touzeau wrote:
Is adapted_http_access supporting url_rewrite_program ? It seems only
supports ecap/icap
All the request adaptors (ICAP, eCAP, rewrite helper) can either respond
with an adapted request or a response to the client.
If they respond with a changed r
Hey David,
It works only with ICAP or ECAP but I was talking about ICAP.
I wrote an example golang service at:
https://github.com/elico/bgu-icap-example
It is licensed with 3-clause BSD so you can use it freely.
It’s pretty simple to understand the code and I have used it in more
then on
Hey Andre,
I would not recommend on 5.x yet since there are couple bugs which are blocking
it to be used as stable.
I believe that your current setup is pretty good.
The only thing which might affect the system is the authentication and ACLs.
As long these ACL rules are static it should not
Hi
I will not use cache in this project.
Yes, I will need
* ACL (based on Domain, AD user, Headers, User Agent…)
* Authentication
* SSL bump just for one domain.
* DNS resolution (I will use Unbound DNS service for this)
Also, I will divide the traffic between two Squ
Is adapted_http_access supporting url_rewrite_program ? It seems only
supports ecap/icap
Le 31/01/2022 à 03:52, Amos Jeffries a écrit :
On 31/01/22 13:20, David Touzeau wrote:
But it makes 2 connections to the squid for just stopping queries.
It seems not really optimized.
The joys of usin
