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Subject: RE: FreeBSD and Proxy
Date: Thu, 8 Apr 1999 14:25:48 +0200 
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Hi,

thank you for your detailed answer. Do you have the squid option
which enables ftp upload support at hand?

Alex

> hi, your squid 1.1.15 doesn't support it, but 2.xxx does. 
> 
> upgrading is well worthwhile for many reasons, partly security (the
> newer one requires content-length on CONNECT requests, amongst other
> things, which you want unless you want people to be able to irc/smtp
> through your squid), also the performance is far better.
> 
> if you want to keep the old cache files you will need to run both
> versions in parallel for a while - change the current port 8080 to
> something else (for example 8081) and setup 2.xx on 8080 set 
> to point to
> localhost:8081 (or whichever port you used) as a parent cache. If you
> are pressed for disk space, start the new cache small and the 
> old cache
> large and gradually increase the size of the new cache and 
> decrease the
> size of the old cache. After a few weeks most of the sites that are
> going to see some benefit from using the cache will be moved 
> over to the
> new cache directory and you should be able to switch off the 
> old one and
> delete the remaining cache.
> 
> hope this helps,
> Stuart
> 


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