Dear squid-users, -I have 2 squid 2.6.STABLE16 machines on linux -one loadbalancer of F5 (version 9) -one apache http server. The loadbalancer has the functionality of opening only 1 TCP connection to a certain squid wc. This means that the TCP connections of several HTTP clients are actually multiplexed over 1 and the same TCP session towards the squid. This feature is called Oneconnect at F5 or more in general TCP multiplexing. The big advantage is that the squid WC does not have to deal with opening/closing TCP connections for each HTTP connection. This however can only work if squid send connetion: Keep-alive back inside the returning http packets. I see that the squid always sends back connection: close. How can I make sure that squid sends back connection: keep-alive in stead of connection:close ? I noticed both "auth_param ntlm keep_alive on" and "auth_param negotiate keep_alive on" parameters, but these are only during authentication phases. How can I tell the squid to send connection:keep-alive for all the http requests so that the TCP session of the BIGIP will always remain open ? Note : My clients are HTTP1.1 users. Thanx in advance. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
