Re: [squid-users] Squid Configuration on Cobalt CacheRaq4

What does Cobalt have to say on the subject?

If you need web-based administration of Squid, you could try Webmin. It
works for Cobalt boxes (though I don't have any experience using it
there). However, I think the Cobalt administration interface wants
exclusive control over all configuration files, as you've found out, so
you'll have to give up on using it for anything you use Webmin for.
It's what we use for our clients, and it works very well--and does
respect changes made on the command line.

Burton, Steven wrote:
> Hi,
>
> this may not be the right list but here goes.
>
> I have a Cobalt CacheRaq4 which runs squid. Since installing it I have had
> to make a couple of configuration changes, for operational, reasons,
> directly in squid.conf as the settings are not available via the web
> front-end. (request_body_max_size and an acl)
>
> When I went to make the second change I discovered the first had
> disappeared! I'm guessing that when changes are saved through the cgi tools
> something recreates the configuration file but reading the cgi script itself
> I can't find what as it *seems* to just pass through anything that isn't
> supplied in the web-form.
>
> Can anyone help me with solving my disappearing configuration?
>
> Steve.

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