I actually got it working. Standard socksifying technique worked, the
problem seemed to have been in the resolver lib, squid linked in the AIX
/usr/lib/libbind.a, upon which starting squid lead to error messages of
not being able to run dnsserver.
> > environment is AIX432, IBM xlc compiler, squid-2.2.DEVEL3).
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> This is not supported; see the main web site.
Do you want to tell me the supported version has SOCKS ;-)?
>
> Socksifying Squid is going to force your proxy to have to support
> huge numbers of open file descriptors - it may well not do them
> anything like as well as Squid and may well run a process per
> connection, which is exactly what squid is trying to avoid, although
> it is coming back from that extreme in the threaded versions.
Hmmm. I relay everything going toward the Internet through a proxy in
front of the firewall (single parent mode). I was under the impression
that not one socksd is run per every GET. I may have been wrong, but it
works nicely, admittadly in a small-medium environment.
Cheers,
-Michael
Received on Wed Apr 07 1999 - 13:08:31 MDT
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