[squid-users] time based range_offset_limit

joe chip_pop at hotmail.com
Tue Jul 12 20:08:40 UTC 2016


>>root at proxy:~# netstat -n |grep 201.30.251.27 |grep ESTAB
>>tcp   243802      0 10.1.10.9:27788 201.30.251.27:80        ESTABELECIDA
>>tcp        0      0 10.1.10.9:15343 201.30.251.27:80        ESTABELECIDA
>>tcp    14480      0 10.1.10.9:32548 201.30.251.27:80        ESTABELECIDA
>>tcp        0      0 10.1.10.9:25426 201.30.251.27:80        ESTABELECIDA
>>tcp    48322      0 10.1.10.9:8560 201.30.251.27:80        ESTABELECIDA
>>tcp   329234      0 10.1.10.9:54205 201.30.251.27:80        ESTABELECIDA
>>tcp        0      0 10.1.10.9:1656 201.30.251.27:80        ESTABELECIDA
>>tcp      993      0 10.1.10.9:50820 201.30.251.27:80        ESTABELECIDA
>>tcp   330227      0 10.1.10.9:56519 201.30.251.27:80        ESTABELECIDA

10.1.10.9  one client ip i cant tell he might be downloading more then one
file
range_offset_limit -1 or none it will force range to non range download

>>Look my conf:

>>acl fullDLext urlpath_regex -i 
>>\(exe|ms(i|u|p)|deb|cab|rpm|bin|zip|ax|r(a|p)m|app|pkg|mar|nzp|dat|iop|xpi|dmg|dds|thor|nar|gpf|pdf|appx|appxbundle|esd)
ouchhh 2 much unless you have plenty of bandwith

>>acl fullDLurl url_regex -i \.microsoft\.com\/filestreamingservice

>>quick_abort_min 0 KB
>>quick_abort_max 0 KB
>>quick_abort_pct 100

>>range_offset_limit -1 fullDLext
>>range_offset_limit -1 fullDLurl
better to change that to   one control i dont know if that will be bad idea 


>>collapsed_forwarding on
this is good if you have other client downloading on same time same file it
has nothing to do with multi connection to the same  ip only it will help
saving you example if you have 10 client downloading at the same time same
file so one download it will be.. not 10 download i dont know if im
mistaking amos or other will answer to that





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