On 23/09/17 04:30, Alex Gutiérrez Martínez wrote:
Pool #3 requires the domain name of a single transaction to
simultaneously be *mail.yahoo.com AND *.linkedin.com AND *.youtube.com
Obviously that is impossible, so nothing can match the line that allows.
Pool #1 should match a few things. But
On 23/09/17 03:48, Heiler Bemerguy wrote:
Amos, talking about delay pools, I have a question: does it work if the
content being served is on a cache peer?
It should, yes. Peers are no different than any other server in terms of
I/O bytes.
The only thing I'm aware of in current Squid is may
Pool #3 requires the domain name of a single transaction to
simultaneously be *mail.yahoo.com AND *.linkedin.com AND *.youtube.com
Obviously that is impossible, so nothing can match the line that allows.
Pool #1 should match a few things. But probably not what you are testing
with.
I suggest y
Amos, talking about delay pools, I have a question: does it work if the
content being served is on a cache peer?
I think it only "shapes" traffic from a SERVER to squid, right? not from
a peer cache to squid.. :/
I'm having problems because we use a huge Microsoft Updates repository
as a cac
On 23/09/17 02:31, Alex Gutiérrez Martínez wrote:
Could someone be so kind to explain to me why my rules do not work on
my delays pools?
...
Thanks again Mr. Jeffries, i change my delay to:
acl navegación src 192.168.9.0/24
acl lento dstdomain "/etc/squid3/bloqueo/lento" --> .youtube.com
Could someone be so kind to explain to me why my rules do not work on
my delays pools?
i got this acl "lento", in spanish means slow
acl lento url_regex -i "/etc/squid3/bloqueo/lento"
his format is the next:
.youtube.com
.facebook.com
First problem: you are putting domains in dstdomain fo
On 22/09/17 09:07, Alex Gutiérrez Martínez wrote:
Could someone be so kind to explain to me why my rules do not work on
my delays pools?
i got this acl "lento", in spanish means slow
acl lento url_regex -i "/etc/squid3/bloqueo/lento"
his format is the next:
.youtube.com
.facebook.com
