Hello List,
trying to move from 4.7 to 5.7 (on gentoo Linux).
Splash portal is in use
https://wiki.squid-cache.org/ConfigExamples/Portal/Splash
squid -k parse -> OK
/var/lib/squid/session/ is clean, old berkeleyDB session files deleted.
Owner of the folder is the squid user.
Squid compiled wi
Hi there!
I’m trying to understand what would the “theoretical” maximum amount of
outgoing connections with squid setup as a HTTP CONNECT forward proxy would be
(hardware permitting)?
From the [squid-users] About bottlenecks (Max number of connections, etc.)
thread, I saw mention of the follow
Here are my further experiments:
#1 Created an empty tdb database with tdbtool,
the errors are gone, although no sessions are stored, the file remains
untouched.
#2 recompiled squid without tdb -> fallback to berkeleydb ? like in 4.x:
same errors in the log:
FATAL: (ext_session_acl): Failed to
Hello,
We have being facing the 500 error codes in our squids (v5.7) when it
comes to communicate with Salesforce DNS for ephemeral hosts (they
live no longer than 30 days but we can delete at any moments, SF calls
them scratches):
Let's have a look at some DNS req/res for some scratch:
$dog shoy
On 2/17/23 09:20, MATYAS, Tibor wrote:
FATAL: (ext_session_acl): Failed to open session db '/tmp/session/session'
An empty session file with zero byte is always created (with or
without tdb), and then the error flow.
This is a long shot, but check permissions of that file (and its
director
On 2/17/23 09:31, Maciej Leks wrote:
We have being facing the 500 error codes in our squids (v5.7) when it
comes to communicate with Salesforce DNS for ephemeral hosts
A cs128-fra.fra.r.salesforce.com. 30s 85.222.154.211
A cs128-fra.fra.r.salesforce.com. 30
I understand your last question but it's hard me to answer clearly -
yes/no . Instead of this let me show you this log:
17/Feb/2023:17:16:21 +0100 1676650581.827103 100.121.11.70
100.121.11.70 NONE_NONE/500 0 CONNECT
scala-module-5515.scratch.lightning.force.com:443 - HIER_NONE/- -
17/Feb/202
On 17/02/2023 7:29 pm, Andrey K wrote:
Hello,
I would like to disable logging of 407-errors, except when the
username is known.
Is it possible to configure?
Assuming that you have the wrapper script from your previous request
about always logging usernames you should be able to use a note t
On 2/17/23 13:24, Maciej Leks wrote:
I understand your last question but it's hard me to answer clearly -
yes/no.
Yes, it is a difficult question to answer. Logging DNS traffic with
tcpdump might help, but it does require some non-trivial work to
correlate everything. For now, without that or
Dear Alex,
the file permissions must be ok.
Check my log messages, I made an extra test with a short path under /tmp
squid is able to create the session file:
-rw-r- 1 squid squid 0 17. Feb 14:44 session
and even so, I get the error messages.
The same configuration was and is perfect under s
On 2/17/23 14:27, MATYAS, Tibor wrote:
A statement, that that part has no regressions, works also in the 5.x
versions would give me hope :-D
Hopefully, somebody using the session db helper would be able to confirm
that for you.
FWIW, some of the code involved in your test is not a part of o
On 18/02/2023 12:14 am, divan.whelk.0u wrote:
Hi there!
I’m trying to understand what would the “theoretical” maximum amount of
outgoing connections with squid setup as a HTTP CONNECT forward proxy would be
(hardware permitting)?
As you likely know, each TCP/IP connection uses a 4-tuple iden
On 18/02/2023 7:29 am, Amos Jeffries wrote:
On 17/02/2023 7:29 pm, Andrey K wrote:
Hello,
I would like to disable logging of 407-errors, except when the
username is known.
Is it possible to configure?
Assuming that you have the wrapper script from your previous request
about always logging
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