, my bad). You merge the keytab for
the machine with the keytab for the HA user. This way the clients are
able to both auth to the HA and to the the underlying machine. It is
what we do, it works fine.
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or header into the http
traffic and then modified the logging to log both the loadblancer and
client IP.
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an the whole string for
a match. So if you know that the string you are looking for must be
right at the start of the string then it is much better to use the ^
anchor to let the regex library know that.
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I'm having some trouble because my 4.0.24-VCS squid proxy is caching requests
that it shouldn't be, breaking the website I'm routing through it.
From the HAR output of the client using the proxy:
Response Headers
Cache-Control
no-cache;no-store
Content-Encoding
gzip
Content-T
Thanks again Alex,
For anyone else trying to solve this issue, here's a repo I created which
sets everything up in Docker to allow ssl_bump and cache_peer to work.
https://github.com/brett--anderson/squid_proxy
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e recent branch of https://github.com/measurement-factory
<https://github.com/measurement-factory/squid/tree/SQUID-360-peering-for-SslBump>
?
Thanks again!
B.
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> On 09/20/2018 12:36 PM, Brett
I currently have squid setup to use a self-signed certificate for MITM to
cache HTTPS requests. This works. If an item is not in the cache I want to
request from an online proxy like Crawlera. Unfortunately Crawlera only
offer an http endpoint. When I try to forward to this endpoint, everything
wor
perating systems not conforming to Linux;
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Only for linux sounds a bit specious - I can understand not for Windows
but other unix operating systems should be close enough.
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esses. As long as your process
demands do not exceed physical RAM then all will be fine, the file cache
size will shrink and grow depending on process demands.
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y:
find . -type f | xargs rm
Though if you have a large cache then it will take a very long time to
remove the files. If your cache is on a separate file system then it
may be quicker and simpler just to unmount the file system and
reinitialise it.
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t the site will force the user to
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