example with curl to replicate this issue?
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On 2016-12-24 15:43, wei wrote:
> I have the following cache_peer settings in squid.conf, it works fine
> but I found when the interval of every request is more than 55 seconds
> or so, the request will only be f
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On 2016-12-24 15:43, wei wrote:
> I have the following cache_peer settings in squid.conf, it works fine
> but I found when the interval of every request is more than 55 seconds
> or so, the request will only be f
I have the following cache_peer settings in squid.conf, it works fine but I
found when the interval of every request is more than 55 seconds or so, the
request will only be forwarded to the last parent(p3), I think this is because
the counter being reset by squid if there is no new request for a
Hi Alex,
Many thanks for your reply and sorry for the misleading. In fact I just want to
log the number of encrypted bytes received from the HTTPS client, not the
decrypted HTTPS body sizes. Do you know how to do this?
I also build squid 3.5.23 with default parameter, and seems squid log stil
Hi Guys,
I want to calculate all bytes when a request is sent to squid, including:
1. the header length that client will send to squid
2. the post content length that send to squid
3. the response length squid will reply to client
logformat squid %ts.%03tu %6tr %>a %Ss/%03Hs %_
sibing, cache digests and NetDB
Squid's network measurement database is designed to measure the proximity of
origin servers. In other words, by querying this database, Squid knows how
close it is to the origin server.
Think about that
web server A& parent squid B(located in China), child squid C
