robert@gar.no writes:
>In <199707291709.KAA10784@nlanr.net> wessels@nlanr.net (Duane Wessels) writes:
>
>>Try this patch included below, and add this to your squid.conf:
>> reload_into_ims on
>>This patch is designed to have the following effects
>> * if the request includes both 'no-cache' and 'If-Modified-Since'
>> the 'no-cache' is simply ignored
>> * if the request includes only 'no-cache' then Squid
>> makes an 'If-Modified-Since' request out the other side.
>
>Thanks, that mostly did the job. However I think there is a bug in the
>handling of the 'request includes both no-cache and If-Modified-Since' case.
>This should not blindly be turned into an IMS request without first
>checking the refresh_patterns for staleness. The Netscape simple reload
>problem reported by Christian Balzer is a side-effect of this I think.
>I've applied the patch below on top of yours with good results.
I'm not really convinced. And I like how you call this a bug
('scuse me! you're not violating the protocol properly!)
With the original patch I sent a NOCACHE+IMS request is not forwarded,
and you don't really know if the page is stale.
With your patch, such a request would be forwarded. If you have a
parent cache, then the parent may or may not forward it on to the
origin (you may or may not see stale data). If you have no parents,
then the origin server will tell you if you have the current version
(you should never see stale data).
For some reason I thought the goal was to NOT forward the request
because the request forwarding caused delays. But maybe everyone has
something different in mind.
Maybe it would be better to just leave NOCACHE+IMS requests
alone (so they always go all the way to the origin) and
only munge NOCACHE requests without IMS headers.
Duane W.
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Things to check:
1) The log directory exists
2) Squid owns the directory. i.e. the user that squid is running
as.
If I was running squid as say user "proxy" then got to squid's
home directory something like "/usr/local/squid" and type:
# chown -R proxy.proxygroup *
Assuming squid is running as "proxy" and is a member of
"proxygroup"
Sorry about being so specific.
Dave.
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On Thu, 7 Aug 1997, Vinicius D 'Antonio wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've a problem! I can't start the squid, it's sending me a msg saying:
> WARNING: Cannot write log file: /usr/local/squid/logs/cache.log
> /usr/local/squid/logs/cache.log: Permission denied
> messages will be sent to 'stderr'.
>
> and
>
> file_open: error opening file /usr/local/squid/logs/access.lo
> g: (13) Permission denied
> 96/08/07 16:35:25| /usr/local/squid/logs/access.log: (13) Permission
> denied
> FATAL: Cannot open logfile.
>
> thanks in advance.
>
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Hi,
we use socks 5 with our squid with no problems.
> > The socks5 package itself runs great but with squid I had no succes.
> > > I socksified squid using the usual procedure: including socks.h,
> > > defining SOCKS and linking with the socks5 library.
> you no longer have to go through that rigmarole any more. We use the
> "runsocks" shell script which sets up the correct socks environment,
> so you don't have to modify the source. Our RunCache script has been
> modified. Instead of
> squid -sY $conf >> $logdir/squid.out 2>&1
> we have
> /usr/local/bin/runsocks squid -sY $conf >> $logdir/squid.out
> 2>&1
>
> pretty simple eh?
>
>
> > > Do you have an idea or any hint what I might be doing wrong?
> > hmm - this error message means that your server is trying to connect
> > directly to the remote server (ie not via socks). There is probably
> something
> > wrong with the https source in squid so that it can't talk socks.
>
> we do (still) have an issue with ftpget failing with socks5 and
> solaris 2.5.1, giving us:
> Connection Failed
>
> The system returned:
>
> (125) Address already in use
>
> This means that:
>
> The remote site or server may be down. Please try again soon.
>
> which when we use an vanilla socks ftp client, we get through. But
> that's another story....
>
> John
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> For some reason I thought the goal was to NOT forward the request
> because the request forwarding caused delays. But maybe everyone has
> something different in mind.
Yes, it may well be that we have slightly different ideas about what
the reload_into_ims flag should mean. The way I expected it to be:
o NOCACHE+IMS requests are handled *exactly* like regular IMS. In
other words we first go through the refresh_pattern checking and
only if it says the object is valid is the IMS taken into account.
o NOCACHE requests are handled as if the object is stale and needs
revalidation.
It seems we agree on the NOCACHE case. What I don't understand is why
you want NOCACHE+IMS to always regard the cached object as valid and
thus bypass the refresh_pattern staleness checking. At least to me it
doesn't feel right that NOCACHE+IMS is less inclined to forward the
request than just a plain IMS
> Maybe it would be better to just leave NOCACHE+IMS requests
> alone (so they always go all the way to the origin) and
> only munge NOCACHE requests without IMS headers.
At least on our site I see that the majority of the NOCACHE requests
coming in from the broken Netscape 4 browsers also have IMS set. Which
makes sense, the browsers have their own disk and/or memory cache and
generate IMS relative to it.
Regards, Robert.
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Date: Fri, 08 Aug 1997 10:15:15 +1000
From: Adam Rigby <a.rigby@qut.edu.au>
Subject: Cachemgr.cgi configuration
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Hi all,
I am running Digital Unix 4.0a, Squid 1.1.11, Apache 1.2 on the same box.
All are working well together.
The problem:
After starting cachemgr.cgi and selecting any option from the drop down
list the following message appears eg.
info:proxy.is.here:3128
dated Fri Aug 8 10:56:42 1997
ERROR
Access Denied
Sorry, you are not currently allowed to request:
cache_object://proxy.is.here/info@
from this cache, Please check with the cache administrator if you believe
this is incorrect.
<<End of Problem
Please help, this is really starting to annoy me!!
Thanks
~Adam
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Hi 2 all !
Can somebody explain me, what SIGUSR1 do in squid 1.1.10 ?
My logfile_rotate set to 10, but when I do kill -USR1 `cat squid.pid`
nothing happend with my log files, even when I do so more than 10 times ;(
And please, tell my the proper way, how to rotate all squid log files .
WBR Strange Alex
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On Fri, 8 Aug 1997, Strange Alex wrote:
> Can somebody explain me, what SIGUSR1 do in squid 1.1.10 ?
> My logfile_rotate set to 10, but when I do kill -USR1 `cat squid.pid`
> nothing happend with my log files, even when I do so more than 10 times ;(
> And please, tell my the proper way, how to rotate all squid log files .
Ensure that the userid executing the kill -USR1 has access to send signals
to the Squid process (particularly true under Solaris 2 I've noticed, less
necessary under Solaris 1).
Cheers..
dave
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> Hi 2 all !
>
> Can somebody explain me, what SIGUSR1 do in squid 1.1.10 ?
> My logfile_rotate set to 10, but when I do kill -USR1 `cat squid.pid`
> nothing happend with my log files, even when I do so more than 10 times ;(
wait a few more minutes, then you can see *.log.0
jyjung@cosmos.kaist.ac.kr
> And please, tell my the proper way, how to rotate all squid log files .
>
> WBR Strange Alex
>
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What is the most stable current version of Squid?
tx, david
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One day David J N Begley wrote:
> > Can somebody explain me, what SIGUSR1 do in squid 1.1.10 ?
> > My logfile_rotate set to 10, but when I do kill -USR1 `cat squid.pid`
> > nothing happend with my log files, even when I do so more than 10 times ;(
> > And please, tell my the proper way, how to rotate all squid log files .
>
> Ensure that the userid executing the kill -USR1 has access to send signals
> to the Squid process (particularly true under Solaris 2 I've noticed, less
> necessary under Solaris 1).
Root id is enough ??? ;)
And this is cache.log:
97/08/08 11:00:22| rotate_logs: SIGUSR1 received.
97/08/08 11:00:23| storeWriteCleanLog: Starting...
97/08/08 11:00:23| Finished. Wrote 1712 lines.
97/08/08 11:00:23| Took 0 seconds (1712.0 lines/sec).
97/08/08 11:00:23| storeRotateLog: Rotating.
97/08/08 11:00:23| stat_rotate_log: Rotating
All Ok, but really nothinh happend ! ;(((
And Jaeyeon Jung wrote:
> nothing happend with my log files, even when I do so more than 10 times ;(
wait a few more minutes, then you can see *.log.0
I wait more than 1 day ;) It should be quite enough ;)
WBR Strange Alex
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Hi,
On Thu, 7 Aug 1997, Ed Sawkins wrote:
> If I try to start with the normal rc scripts it just stops after
> 'testing dns'
Well, that sounds like the dns-test doesn't work quite right or does take
much time.
Just change the option in your squid.conf: dns_testnames
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} I have Squid running on a hp-ux 10.10 machine, and it works fine
} when started from the command line.
}
} If I try to start with the normal rc scripts it just stops after
} 'testing dns'
Your boot scripts *have* started the named prior to squid starting up??
If you primary/secondary a lot of domains there may be a significant delay
before named is able to fulfil requests.
[this applies to other things that squid depends on - ie basic networking,
name service (even disk mounting....!). Squid needs to be started
pretty late in the sequence]
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Hi,
After updating to Squid 1.1.14 on a SNI SVR4 box,
strange messages keep popping up in cache.log:
e.g.:
.... ipcacheChangeKey: from 'www.microsoft.com' to '23/www.microsoft.com'
.... ipcacheChangeKey: from 'www.microsoft.com' to '24/www.microsoft.com'
.... ipcacheChangeKey: from 'www.microsoft.com' to
'25/www.microsoft.com'
etc.
Is this an error? Everything seems to work fine though.
TIA,
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Is there any way to use more than 256 filedescriptors
on FreeBSD 2.1.7?
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I want to use a 7.3 GB cache partition for squid 1.1.14
If the cache_swap value is larger then 6000000 (eg. 6300000)
I get the following message:
WARNING: cache_swap (-2138734592 kbytes) is less than cache_mem (67108864
bytes).
This will cause serious problems with your cache!!!
Change your configuration file.
I don't want to use 2 partitions for the squid because
of backup/restore of all files.
Best regards,
Thomas Krause
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On Fri, Aug 08, 1997 at 12:39:44PM +0400, Michael Shoyher wrote:
> Is there any way to use more than 256 filedescriptors
> on FreeBSD 2.1.7?
I have to add this to the user's guide sometime:
-------------------------------
In the "Changing operating system settings to enhance squid" chapter
theres missing some information on how to enhance FreeBSD.
The point with FreeBSD is, that parameters on how many FD's and buffers
etc. are all configured by the MAXUSERS kernel configuration directive.
A good value should be something like number of simultaneous connections
multiplied by 1.5 or 2.0, depending of course what else the computer is doing.
I'm using 2.0 because I can afford some spare memory on this matter.
For example, putting MAXUSERS to 60 will get something about 1920 FD's
and 960 Max processes. That should be enough for all. :-).
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On Fri, 8 Aug 1997 11:23:29 +0200
"Thomas Krause" <tom@deh.de> wrote:
>
> I want to use a 7.3 GB cache partition for squid 1.1.14
> If the cache_swap value is larger then 6000000 (eg. 6300000)
> I get the following message:
>
> WARNING: cache_swap (-2138734592 kbytes) is less than cache_mem (67108864
> bytes).
As you see, this is a negative value, caused by the 32-Bit limitation (
about 4 Gig).
> This will cause serious problems with your cache!!!
> Change your configuration file.
>
> I don't want to use 2 partitions for the squid because
> of backup/restore of all files.
As i know no other solution, you`d have to use 2 partitions. If i am
wrong please informe me.
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> I have Squid running on a hp-ux 10.10 machine, and it works fine
> when started from the command line.
>
> If I try to start with the normal rc scripts it just stops after
> 'testing dns'
>
> Has anyone else experienced similar problems?
its most likely nothing to do with the DNS test at all.
i came across this one first with HP-UX 9.01. things that you put in the rc
files sometimes just exit (for no apparent reason).
rc scripts on HPUX that are started with #!/bin/sh can exit before the
programs running in there have dis-associated themselves from the shell.
either start squid using an 'at' job into the future (echo
/usr/local/squid/bin/RunCache | at now + 1 minute'), start RunCache via nohup,
or put a 'sleep 30' at the end of the rc script, after squid has been started.
INN suffers a similar fate.
cheers,
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On Fri, 8 Aug 1997 11:23:29 +0200, Thomas Krause wrote:
>
>I want to use a 7.3 GB cache partition for squid 1.1.14
>If the cache_swap value is larger then 6000000 (eg. 6300000)
>I get the following message:
>
>WARNING: cache_swap (-2138734592 kbytes) is less than cache_mem (67108864
>bytes).
> This will cause serious problems with your cache!!!
> Change your configuration file.
>
>I don't want to use 2 partitions for the squid because
>of backup/restore of all files.
>
The cache_swap is in *MEGA*bytes. Set it to 6000 for 6GB.
You asked for 6.3 tera-bytes of cache...
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At 11:23 AM 8/8/97 +0200, you wrote:
Thomas,
The cache_swap size i think you'll find is in megabytes, so if you
have a
7.3 gig cache partition it'd be in your squid.conf
cache_swap 7300
>
>I want to use a 7.3 GB cache partition for squid 1.1.14
>If the cache_swap value is larger then 6000000 (eg. 6300000)
>I get the following message:
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> On Fri, Aug 08, 1997 at 12:39:44PM +0400, Michael Shoyher wrote:
> > Is there any way to use more than 256 filedescriptors
> > on FreeBSD 2.1.7?
>
> The point with FreeBSD is, that parameters on how many FD's and buffers
> etc. are all configured by the MAXUSERS kernel configuration directive.
> A good value should be something like number of simultaneous connections
> multiplied by 1.5 or 2.0, depending of course what else the computer is doing.
> I'm using 2.0 because I can afford some spare memory on this matter.
As I know FreeBSD 2.1.7 has problems with more than 256 descriptors in
select(). And configure limits number of filedescriptors to 256.
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Hi
> > > Is there any way to use more than 256 filedescriptors
> > > on FreeBSD 2.1.7?
> >
> > The point with FreeBSD is, that parameters on how many FD's and buffers
> > etc. are all configured by the MAXUSERS kernel configuration directive.
> > A good value should be something like number of simultaneous connections
> > multiplied by 1.5 or 2.0, depending of course what else the computer is doing.
> > I'm using 2.0 because I can afford some spare memory on this matter.
> As I know FreeBSD 2.1.7 has problems with more than 256 descriptors in
> select(). And configure limits number of filedescriptors to 256.
I have personally seen a FreeBSD box with over 2000 concurrent TCP sessions
to the squid port. I didn't configure it though.
Oskar
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> Hi,
>
> we use socks 5 with our squid with no problems.
>
> > > The socks5 package itself runs great but with squid I had no succes.
> > > > I socksified squid using the usual procedure: including socks.h,
> > > > defining SOCKS and linking with the socks5 library.
> > you no longer have to go through that rigmarole any more. We use the
> > "runsocks" shell script which sets up the correct socks environment,
> > so you don't have to modify the source. Our RunCache script has been
> > modified. Instead of
> > squid -sY $conf >> $logdir/squid.out 2>&1
> > we have
> > /usr/local/bin/runsocks squid -sY $conf >> $logdir/squid.out
> > 2>&1
> >
> > pretty simple eh?
Thanks to all how have responded to me. I have received the cool hint
to use ssl_proxy together with the netscrape cache and so I have no
need to socksify squid anymore :-)
Thanks again
-Andre
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If anybody else has found and fixed this problem already, I'd appreciate a
pointer on a patch before I struggle through it myself. :-)
ftpget (both 1.1.10 and 1.1.14) does not process file entries in a directory
listing correctly when the filename contains a space (which can easily occur
on Windows NT servers...). The reported name (and the name in the generated
URL) is truncated at the space.
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At 02:54 08/08/97 +0200, Robert Andersson wrote:
>It seems we agree on the NOCACHE case. What I don't understand is why
>you want NOCACHE+IMS to always regard the cached object as valid and
>thus bypass the refresh_pattern staleness checking. At least to me it
>doesn't feel right that NOCACHE+IMS is less inclined to forward the
>request than just a plain IMS
FWIW, I think Robert has a good point - I would prefer his behaviour.
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At 10:15 08/08/97 +1000, Adam Rigby wrote:
>After starting cachemgr.cgi and selecting any option from the drop down
>list the following message appears eg.
[snip 8< ]
>ERROR
>
>Access Denied
>
>Sorry, you are not currently allowed to request:
>cache_object://proxy.is.here/info@
[snip 8< ]
Read the FAQ. Make sure you have the web server with the cachemgr.cgi
script in the ACL.
e.g.
acl manager proto cache_object
acl mywebserver src 1.2.3.4/255.255.255.255
http_access allow manager mywebserver
http_access deny manager
Make sure you have set up your web server security so that random people
can't just access your cachemgr.cgi.
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At 23:56 07/08/97 -0600, David Hughes wrote:
>What is the most stable current version of Squid?
I would also like an answer to this. The web page at squid.nlanr.net still
says the stable version is 1.1.11, and the most recent is 1.1.14, which
implies 1.1.14 is unstable. But people seem to be using it happily, so
what's the story?
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On Fri, 8 Aug 1997, Strange Alex wrote:
> Can somebody explain me, what SIGUSR1 do in squid 1.1.10 ?
> My logfile_rotate set to 10, but when I do kill -USR1 `cat squid.pid`
> nothing happend with my log files, even when I do so more than 10 times ;(
> And please, tell my the proper way, how to rotate all squid log files .
Perhaps the PID in the file is stale or not there? I have a handy killall
program. I do 'killall -USR1 squid' Or rather.. LINUX has a handy
killall program.. dunno 'bout other *nixes.
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Umm could someone tell me why i keep getting a LOT of blank emails that
look like this in my /var/spool/mail/kermit dir:
>From squid-users-request@nlanr.net Thu Aug 7 10:38:44 1997
Status: O
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I get about 5/day.
Matt
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On Fri, 8 Aug 1997, Jonathan Larmour wrote:
> At 23:56 07/08/97 -0600, David Hughes wrote:
> >What is the most stable current version of Squid?
>
> I would also like an answer to this. The web page at squid.nlanr.net still
> says the stable version is 1.1.11, and the most recent is 1.1.14, which
> implies 1.1.14 is unstable. But people seem to be using it happily, so
> what's the story?
I think that what the web page is indicating is that 1.1.11 is the latest
*proven* stable version. This does not necessarily imply that 1.1.14 is
unstable, just that it hasn't had time to be proven stable. I've been
using 1.1.14+retry here and it's been up for the last nine days without a
hitch, so I personally wouldn't call it "unstable."
(According to the registration database, there's five other sites besides
me running the retry patch, and I think the Austrian one has been up
longer, since I did a restart to back out a couple of changes I made
beyond the patch that Technodat is running.)
-Mike Pelletier.
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At 09:43 08/08/97 -0500, Matt Isleb wrote:
>Umm could someone tell me why i keep getting a LOT of blank emails that
>look like this in my /var/spool/mail/kermit dir:
>
>>From squid-users-request@nlanr.net Thu Aug 7 10:38:44 1997
>Status: O
>X-Status:
Everything's fine here, which would imply its something local to you. Does
other e-mail work 100%? You may also want to check your sendmail logs to
see if anything weird is happening there.
You should get two copies of this e-mail, one direct to you, and one via
squid-users.
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Matt Isleb wrote:
>
> On Fri, 8 Aug 1997, Strange Alex wrote:
>
> > Can somebody explain me, what SIGUSR1 do in squid 1.1.10 ?
> > My logfile_rotate set to 10, but when I do kill -USR1 `cat squid.pid`
> > nothing happend with my log files, even when I do so more than 10 times ;(
> > And please, tell my the proper way, how to rotate all squid log files .
>
> Perhaps the PID in the file is stale or not there? I have a handy killall
> program. I do 'killall -USR1 squid' Or rather.. LINUX has a handy
> killall program.. dunno 'bout other *nixes.
>
> Matt
I had this problem sometime back after moving the logs to /var/log
rather
than /usr/local/squid/logs. Everything worked fine except logfile
rotation.
I just moved the log files back to /usr/local/squid/logs because of a
space shortage en /var and presto the rotation problem was solved. I
never
saw an error from the kill process doing it manually or with cron. It
just didn't happen.
Ed
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We have squid within the /usr/local/squid structure and we still can't seem
to get the rotate logfile function to work.
Thanx
John Kozitzki
Information Systems Manager
B&W Co-op, Incorporated (http://www.bwcoop.com)
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> From: Edwin Culp <eculp@mexcom.net>
> To: Matt Isleb <kermit@reptile.clc.cc.il.us>
> Cc: Strange Alex <strange@mix.unicon.ru>; squid-users@nlanr.net
> Subject: Re: Logs rotating...
> Date: Friday, August 08, 1997 12:55 PM
>
> Matt Isleb wrote:
> >
> > On Fri, 8 Aug 1997, Strange Alex wrote:
> >
> > > Can somebody explain me, what SIGUSR1 do in squid 1.1.10 ?
> > > My logfile_rotate set to 10, but when I do kill -USR1 `cat squid.pid`
> > > nothing happend with my log files, even when I do so more than 10
times ;(
> > > And please, tell my the proper way, how to rotate all squid log files
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This is a lame patch, but it works for now. After it's applied, if ftpget
sees a DOS-format file listing and an entry contains more than 4 tokens, it
assumes the filename must contain whitespace and uses the exact (unparsed)
string as the name. My command of C is too feeble to come up with an
efficient and general way of determining where the filename really starts, so
I wouldn't call this patch a robust solution.
This patch is against ftpget.c 1.1.14.
Cheers anyway,
Scott
--- ftpget.c.dist Fri Aug 8 14:12:01 1997
+++ ftpget.c Fri Aug 8 14:18:43 1997
@@ -1854,7 +1854,7 @@
break;
}
- /* try it as a DOS listing */
+ /* try it as a DOS/Windows listing */
if (n_tokens > 3 && p->name == NULL &&
sscanf(tokens[0], "%[0-9]-%[0-9]-%[0-9]", sbuf, sbuf, sbuf) == 3 &&
/* 04-05-70 */
@@ -1868,7 +1868,11 @@
}
sprintf(sbuf, "%s %s", tokens[0], tokens[1]);
p->date = xstrdup(sbuf);
- p->name = xstrdup(tokens[3]);
+ if (n_tokens == 4) { /* Name in a single token */
+ p->name = xstrdup(tokens[3]);
+ } else { /* Name apparently contains whitespace (95 or NT) */
+ p->name = xstrdup(buf + 39); /* Evil assumption */
+ }
}
/* Try EPLF format; carson@lehman.com */
if (p->name == NULL && buf[0] == '+') {
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#define quoting(Michael Shoyher)
// As I know FreeBSD 2.1.7 has problems with more than 256 descriptors in
// select(). And configure limits number of filedescriptors to 256.
I've make some changes here when I was running 2.1.7, but I could not
check if that worked because I changed to 2.2 just a little after.
First, edit your kernel config file and add a line like this:
options "FD_SETSIZE=5120"
Or any other number of descriptors you feel you need.
Them, edit the squid sources and remove the limitation on 256 descriptors
if it detects FreeBSD 2.1.
Also, in rc.local, add some sysctl's to get more kern.maxfiles and
kern.maxfilesperproc.
If this really works, please tell us.
Jonny
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On Fri, 8 Aug 1997, Edwin Culp wrote:
>Matt Isleb wrote:
>>
>> On Fri, 8 Aug 1997, Strange Alex wrote:
>>
>> > Can somebody explain me, what SIGUSR1 do in squid 1.1.10 ?
>> > My logfile_rotate set to 10, but when I do kill -USR1 `cat squid.pid`
>> > nothing happend with my log files, even when I do so more than 10 times ;(
>> > And please, tell my the proper way, how to rotate all squid log files .
>>
>> Perhaps the PID in the file is stale or not there? I have a handy killall
>> program. I do 'killall -USR1 squid' Or rather.. LINUX has a handy
>> killall program.. dunno 'bout other *nixes.
>>
>> Matt
>
>I had this problem sometime back after moving the logs to /var/log
>rather
>than /usr/local/squid/logs. Everything worked fine except logfile
>rotation.
>I just moved the log files back to /usr/local/squid/logs because of a
>space shortage en /var and presto the rotation problem was solved. I
>never
>saw an error from the kill process doing it manually or with cron. It
>just didn't happen.
I guess this is a case of incorrect file/directory permissions. The
logs directory should be owned by the user running squid.
Mike
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Hi,
We have been encountering regular occurences of squid going into DNS Fail
mode lately, this has not happened for some time, is there something that
someone knows about that causes this to happen.
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Hi,
I was wondering if it would improve performance if I had a few
partitions on the same drive . Therefore Squid would spread the data
across the partitions right ? This is only a theory though . And
increase data output ?
Daryl,
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From: Lincoln Dale <ltd@aone.com.au>
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>I was wondering if it would improve performance if I had a few
>partitions on the same drive . Therefore Squid would spread the data
>across the partitions right ? This is only a theory though . And
>increase data output ?
any half-decent operating system (read: unix) will already endeavour
to spread files out across the disk (its only things like DOS' FAT
filesystem chose a scenario of always-allocate-at-beginning).
evidence of this is doing a fsck and see how (little) a unix filesystem
is fragmented.
no -- i don't think you'd gain any performance by partitioning.
you would, however, gain big-time on performance if you could stripe
a partition across multiple disks. write performance on a box here,
with a RAID-0 array across 3 fast-wide scsi busses of 2GB disks is
in excess of 10 megabytes/sec. and that is out of the box, without
any attempt to do any tuning.
cheers,
lincoln.
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I've been running 1.1.10 with the multiple ports patch with great
success. I'd like to upgrade to 1.1.14. Does it have multiple port
support built in or do I have to wait for a patch? I'm not subscribed
to the list so please reply to the From_ address.
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> I've been running 1.1.10 with the multiple ports patch with great
> success. I'd like to upgrade to 1.1.14. Does it have multiple port
> support built in or do I have to wait for a patch? I'm not subscribed
> to the list so please reply to the From_ address.
nope, 1.1.14 doesn't have the multiple-ports-patch built-in. it will,
however, be part of the up-coming 1.2.xx squid series.
the same patch as for 1.1.10 should apply (relatively) cleanly to
1.1.14, or at least with minimal modification (it should be fairly trivial).
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Hello all!
There is a new version of the squid-docs out, and this time it has not one,
but two sections written by volunteers! (from 0 pages to 2 in one month,
and I have had another offer too!)
The following sections are new:
Log analysis and stats (Everyone say thank you to Mark Visser for this!)
Preloading pages
Optimisation/Optimization (And to Julian Anderson for this!)
Bottlenecks and performance issues
Malloc problems and memory usage
System software you can use to analyze squid
I have been trying to figure out a mirror policy... Here it is:
The origin page (http://cache.is.co.za/squid/) will now keep the date
of the last modification in the title. You can see if you have the latest
version by comparing against this page. The latest version is always going
to be at 'http://cache.is.co.za/squid-docs.tar.gz'.
I have had numerous request for a 'paper-friendly' version of the document.
It makes sense, so I am going to do it, but I am not sure when, since it
involves re-typing most of the document, basically.
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(I am not on this list.)
i just upgraded 1.1.11-1.1.14, and both versions have a problem with <URL:http://spam.abuse.net/spam/> fetching through squid gives
The requested URL /spam//spam/:80/spam/ was not found on this server.
my browser (Opera 2.12) can fetch it directly just fine.
(i have had similar problems with a few other sites - the request fails with a wildly mixed-up URL path. i don't know if it's Squid or something about the sites, that they don't like proxies, or what...)
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Hi
> i just upgraded 1.1.11-1.1.14, and both versions have a problem with <URL:http://spam.abuse.net/spam/> fetching through squid gives
> The requested URL /spam//spam/:80/spam/ was not found on this server.
> my browser (Opera 2.12) can fetch it directly just fine.
My guess is that it's almost certainly the browser getting confused. I have
never seen this message and squid works perfectly with the above URL for
me. I am running 1.NOVM.10. 1.1.11 has been out too long for this bug to
have not shown up before now.
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Hi,
I'm having problems with the "cache_effective_user" option in squid
version 1.NOVM.14 and 1.1.14. I tried to set this options to user
"nobody" and group "nobody", but it did not work. I tried to set to user
"squid" and group "adm", but again it did not work. Does somebody know
what I can do to do squid work?
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Wrote the following to use Linux-Pam with Squid. It's based in part on
the mod_auth_pam writen by <ingo@blank.pages.de>.
Feel free to copy, modify, and/or distribute.
Next incremental improvement would be to make the service configurable via
squid.conf.
-------cut here-------
diff -ur squid-1.NOVM.14/src/Makefile squid-1.NOVM.14.PAM/src/Makefile
--- squid-1.NOVM.14/src/Makefile Sun Aug 10 06:42:08 1997
+++ squid-1.NOVM.14.PAM/src/Makefile Sun Aug 10 10:53:09 1997
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
# Uncomment and customize the following to suit your needs:
#
HOST_OPT = # -DCACHEMGR_HOSTNAME="getfullhostname()"
-AUTH_OPT = # -DUSE_PROXY_AUTH=1
+AUTH_OPT = -DUSE_PROXY_AUTH=1 -DUSE_PROXY_AUTH_PAM=1
LOG_HDRS_OPT = # -DLOG_FULL_HEADERS=1
ICMP_OPT = # -DUSE_ICMP=1
DELAY_HACK = # -DDELAY_HACK=1
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@
RANLIB = ranlib
LN_S = ln -s
PERL = /usr/local/bin/perl
-CRYPTLIB = -lcrypt
+CRYPTLIB = -lcrypt -lpam -ldl
REGEXLIB =
AC_CFLAGS = -O2 -fomit-frame-pointer -Wall
LDFLAGS = -g
diff -ur squid-1.NOVM.14/src/client_side.c squid-1.NOVM.14.PAM/src/client_side.c
--- squid-1.NOVM.14/src/client_side.c Fri Jul 11 17:51:14 1997
+++ squid-1.NOVM.14.PAM/src/client_side.c Sun Aug 10 16:02:33 1997
@@ -295,6 +297,7 @@
icpProcessRequest(fd, icpState);
}
+#if !USE_PROXY_AUTH_PAM
#if USE_PROXY_AUTH
/* Check the modification time on the file that holds the proxy
* passwords every 'n' seconds, and if it has changed, reload it
@@ -429,6 +432,125 @@
return (sent_user);
}
#endif /* USE_PROXY_AUTH */
+
+#else /*#if USE_PROXY_AUTH_PAM*/
+
+#include <security/pam_appl.h>
+
+typedef struct {
+ char *name, *pw;
+} auth_pam_userinfo;
+
+#define FAIL_DELAY 3000
+
+int auth_pam_talker(int num_msg,
+ const struct pam_message **msg,
+ struct pam_response **resp,
+ void *appdata_ptr)
+{
+ unsigned short i = 0;
+ auth_pam_userinfo *userinfo = (auth_pam_userinfo*)appdata_ptr;
+ struct pam_response *response = 0;
+
+ /* parameter sanity checking */
+ if(!resp || !msg || !userinfo){
+ debug(33,4,"auth_pam_talker: null parameters\n");
+ return PAM_SUCCESS;
+ };
+
+ /* allocate memory to store response */
+ response = xmalloc(num_msg * sizeof(struct pam_response));
+ if(!response){
+ debug(33,4,"auth_pam_talker: couldn't allocate memory for response\n");
+ return PAM_SUCCESS;
+ };
+
+ /* copy values */
+ for(i = 0; i < num_msg; i++) {
+ /* initialize to safe values */
+ response[i].resp_retcode = 0;
+ response[i].resp = 0;
+
+ /* select response based on requested output style */
+ switch(msg[i]->msg_style) {
+ case PAM_PROMPT_ECHO_OFF:
+ debug(33,5,"auth_pam_talker: password is %s\n",userinfo->pw);
+ response[i].resp = xstrdup(userinfo->pw);
+ break;
+ case PAM_PROMPT_ECHO_ON:
+ debug(33,5,"auth_pam_talker: name is %s\n",userinfo->name);
+ response[i].resp = xstrdup(userinfo->name);
+ break;
+ default:
+ debug(33,4,"auth_pam_talker: unexpected conversation (%s)",msg[i]->msg);
+ return PAM_CONV_ERR;
+ break;
+ }
+ }
+ /* everything okay, set PAM response values */
+ *resp = response;
+ return PAM_SUCCESS;
+}
+
+const char *
+proxyAuthenticate(const char *headers)
+{
+ char *pam_servicename="login";
+ auth_pam_userinfo userinfo = { NULL, NULL };
+ struct pam_conv conv_info = { &auth_pam_talker, &userinfo };
+ pam_handle_t *pamh = NULL;
+
+ char *s = NULL;
+ char *sent_userandpw = NULL;
+ char *passwd = NULL;
+ char *clear_userandpw = NULL;
+ int res;
+ LOCAL_ARRAY(char, sent_user, ICP_IDENT_SZ);
+
+ /* Look for Proxy-authorization: Basic in the
+ * headers sent by the client
+ */
+ if ((s = mime_get_header(headers, "Proxy-authorization:")) == NULL) {
+ debug(33, 4, "proxyAuthenticate: Can't find authorization header\n");
+ return (dash_str);
+ }
+ /* Skip the 'Basic' part */
+ s += strlen(" Basic");
+ sent_userandpw = xstrdup(s);
+ strtok(sent_userandpw, "\n"); /* Trim trailing \n before decoding */
+ clear_userandpw = uudecode(sent_userandpw);
+ xfree(sent_userandpw);
+ xstrncpy(sent_user, clear_userandpw, ICP_IDENT_SZ);
+ strtok(sent_user, ":"); /* Remove :password */
+ userinfo.name = sent_user;
+ passwd = strstr(clear_userandpw, ":");
+ passwd++;
+ userinfo.pw = passwd;
+
+ if ((res=pam_start(pam_servicename,0,&conv_info,&pamh))!=PAM_SUCCESS){
+ /* deny access;*/
+ debug(33, 1, "proxyAuthenticate: failed to load service %s\n", pam_servicename);
+ pam_end(pamh, res);
+ xfree(clear_userandpw);
+ return (dash_str);
+ }
+
+ pam_fail_delay(pamh, FAIL_DELAY);
+
+ res = pam_authenticate(pamh, PAM_DISALLOW_NULL_AUTHTOK);
+ pam_end(pamh, res);
+ if(res!=PAM_SUCCESS){
+ /* deny access;*/
+ debug(33, 4, "proxyAuthenticate: authentication failed for user %s\n", sent_user);
+ xfree(clear_userandpw);
+ return (dash_str);
+ };
+
+ debug(33, 5, "proxyAuthenticate: user %s validated\n", sent_user);
+ xfree(clear_userandpw);
+ return (sent_user);
+}
+#endif /* USE_PROXY_AUTH_PAM */
void
icpProcessExpired(int fd, void *data)
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You woukldn't beleive it, if you add a http_access line as follows
"http_access allow localhost" and remove "!localhost" from the http_access
deny line. Then everything is hunky dory, Fantastic, it bloody works.
> acl localhost src 127.0.0.1/255.255.255.255
> acl all src 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0
>
> http_access allow manager localhost
> http_access deny manager
Thanks for the help everyone.
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(using squid 1.1.14)
I've found that when using squid to access FTP sites, it doesn't properly
convert the FTP 'readme' file to valid HTML. For example,
ftp://tsx-11.mit.edu/ has some 'to get <file>.gz' entries. ftpget does
not escape the < and > symbols as per HTML spec, thus my browser (netscape
3) tries to interpret them. I don't know if there are also other symbols
that aren't being escaped correctly.
Also, (squid-users), is it possible to disaply ftpget from converting ftp
listings to HTMLscript? I believe the old harvest cached could, but I
can't seem to find how to do this under squid.
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Hi there...
Is there a retry or timeout value that can be set in Squid 1.NOVM.13
to stop it from doing the following:
Connection Reset By Peer
But if the user clicks on the URL link on the page, it loads fine...
Anyone help? :)
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> My guess is that it's almost certainly the browser getting confused.
i think you may be right. MesSIE can fetch it through the proxy fine; and apparently there's a cookie goes with it (abuse.net abusing cookies? wonderful :). perhaps it's the combination of cookie and proxy that messes Opera up. now how am i going to show them *this* bug...
if i could figure out how to get Lynx to use a proxy i'd test it too :)
anyway, that was my one qualm keeping me from broadening its use by Tallships and now i think i'll let more of us in on it... thanks!
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WRT my trouble with <URL:http://spam.abuse.net/spam/> it works from lynx too. definitely an Opera problem. sorry to bother you :)
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Hume
Lynx uses environment variables to configure Proxies. I'm not sure that
it also handles Cookies too. Fote Macrides maintains a number of up-to
date bug fixes and enhancements to Lynx (aside from being a Lynx
developer) and his Lynx-version-FM code is always quite good. Check out
Yahoo and do a search on Lynx. You'll find links to the current V2.7.1
version there.
Anyhow, under VMS, the environment variable (logical name) is HTTP_PROXY
or FTP_PROXY. Under Un*x I'd imagine it would be a case of setenv
HTTP_PROXY "http://your.proxy:port/" and similar for FTP. These *may*
need to be lower case - since I use a case insensitive O/S I can't tell
from here.
Good luck, and don't forget to check the Lynx FAQ
Jason Armistead
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>> My guess is that it's almost certainly the browser getting confused.
>
>i think you may be right. MesSIE can fetch it through the proxy fine; and
>apparently there's a cookie goes with it (abuse.net abusing cookies?
>wonderful :). perhaps it's the combination of cookie and proxy that messes
>Opera up. now how am i going to show them *this* bug...
>
>if i could figure out how to get Lynx to use a proxy i'd test it too :)
>
>anyway, that was my one qualm keeping me from broadening its use by Tallships
>and now i think i'll let more of us in on it... thanks!
>
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On 10 Aug 97 at 23:44, squid-users@nlanr.net wrote:
> Lynx uses environment variables to configure Proxies. I'm not sure that
Alternative way is to setup those proxy settings in lynx.cfg config
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I will be out of the office from 08/11/97 until 08/15/97.
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In article <5sfs71$kh0$1@io.salford.ac.uk>,
Joao Carlos Mendes Luis <jonny@mailhost.coppe.ufrj.br> wrote:
>#define quoting(Michael Shoyher)
>Also, in rc.local, add some sysctl's to get more kern.maxfiles and
>kern.maxfilesperproc.
I'm running 2.2-STABLE (or 2.2.2) and use
( sysctl -w kern.maxfiles=4096
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>If this really works, please tell us.
This really does work :)
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In article <5slcqs$d1u$1@io.salford.ac.uk>, Ricardo Rios <rios@fua.br> wrote:
>Hi,
>
> I'm having problems with the "cache_effective_user" option in squid
>version 1.NOVM.14 and 1.1.14. I tried to set this options to user
>"nobody" and group "nobody", but it did not work. I tried to set to user
>"squid" and group "adm", but again it did not work. Does somebody know
>what I can do to do squid work?
I've been having the same problems. I recently upgraded our site-wide cache
from 1.1.10 to 1.1.14 with no problems. However, I'm setting up another cache
to test proxy_auth-entication and have installed 1.1.14 on there with a
fresh squid.conf file. I configured cache_effective_user and it would still
complain about that parameter not being set. I tried to get debugging info.
from squid, but to no avail. I put my own debugging messages in there
recompiled it, installed it, ran it and then it worked fine ?? I then
realised I'd forgotten to define HAVE_PROXY_AUTH in the src/Makefile so I
added that and recompiled and installed. Now it doesn't work and my
debugging messages are showing that cache_effective_user is now empty
after parseConfigFile has been performed ??? Something seems amiss here?
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On Sun 10 Aug, 1997, Oskar Pearson <oskar@is.co.za> wrote:
> <hclsmith@tallships.istar.ca> Hume Smith writes:
>> i just upgraded 1.1.11-1.1.14, and both versions have a problem with
<URL:http://spam.abuse.net/spam/> fetching through squid gives
>> The requested URL /spam//spam/:80/spam/ was not found on this server.
>> my browser (Opera 2.12) can fetch it directly just fine.
>
>My guess is that it's almost certainly the browser getting confused. I have
>never seen this message and squid works perfectly with the above URL for
>me. I am running 1.NOVM.10. 1.1.11 has been out too long for this bug to
>have not shown up before now.
in fact, it looks like an interaction bug between browser and their server
(which happens to also be using Squid 1.1.5 as an accelerator)
I can certainly get it to come up with odd redirections like 'Location:
http://spam.abuse.net:2784/spam//spam/', especially if you miss off the
trailing '/' from the first URL.
James.
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> I can certainly get it to come up with odd redirections like 'Location:
> http://spam.abuse.net:2784/spam//spam/', especially if you miss off the
> trailing '/' from the first URL.
i refound a page that had been doing odd things: <URL:http://www.furnation.com/artists.html> itself works fine, but trying to follow any artist's anchor causes a bad rewrite. the anchors require a r