On Mon, 18 Jun 2001, Brian wrote:
> I am running 2.4-STABLE1 as an httpd-accel. In my squid.conf, I have:
> acl crawler maxconn 3
> http_access deny crawler
> miss_access deny crawler
Is this your entire access list? You might have some other rules in there
(before "deny crawler") that allow the requests.
When you request 'client_list' from the cache manager, does it have the
right connection count for 203.204.35.172?
>
> However, I can look at the file descriptor list and usually see stuff like this:
> 18 Socket 1439 298* 776 203.204.35.172.2066 http://{site}/ssf2.zip
> 196 Socket 1439 301* 769 203.204.35.172.2172 http://{site}/dstlk.zip
> 212 Socket 1439 300* 771 203.204.35.172.2117 http://{site}/ssf2.zip
> 334 Socket 1439 300* 0 203.204.35.172.2203 http://{site}/dstlk.zip
> 434 Socket 1439 299* 0 203.204.35.172.2017 http://{site}/ssf2.zip
> 521 Socket 1439 299* 780 203.204.35.172.2032 http://{site}/ssf2.zip
> 543 Socket 1439 299* 0 203.204.35.172.2092 http://{site}/ssf2.zip
> Also, as long as I'm here, what does the * indicate?
* means there is currently a read/write handler registered for this
filedescriptor.
Received on Mon Jun 25 2001 - 10:20:00 MDT
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