Hi,
I have squid setup as a proxy. I would like to rewrite requests that go
through squid.
example: the browser requests www.example.com, I want to rewrite that to
dev-www.example.com
The idea is the user requests www.example.com, but Squid actually proxies
them to dev-www.example.com.
I belie
On 6/05/22 00:24, Ralf Hildebrandt wrote:
Bit of an OT question here...I'm using calamaris and was wondering
about the traffic direction:
# Performance in 1 hour steps
incominhitmiss direct sibling fetch
date request Byte kB/sec kB/sec
Bit of an OT question here...I'm using calamaris and was wondering
about the traffic direction:
# Performance in 1 hour steps
incominhitmiss direct sibling fetch
date request Byte kB/sec kB/sec kB/sec kB/sec kB/sec kB/sec
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On Thursday 05 May 2022 at 11:28:13, Frank Urban wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We created an acl list with workstation names instead of IP addresses.
>
> e.g. acl our_networks src workstaion1.
>
> This works as long as the hostname is resolvable over DNS. If it is
> not, the restart of squid fails.
>
> Is
Hi,
We created an acl list with workstation names instead of IP addresses.
e.g. acl our_networks src workstaion1.
This works as long as the hostname is resolvable over DNS. If it is
not, the restart of squid fails.
Is this the expected result?
Best regards
Frank
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