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Лесовский Алексей wrote:
Amos Jeffries пишет:
Лесовский Алексей wrote:
Hello ALL, and Sorry my English.
I have line in squid.conf
...
reply_body_max_size 1228800 deny asu
...
and when squid starts, I got error
FATAL: Bungled squid.conf line 65: reply_body_max_size 1228800 deny asu
Squid Cache (Version 3.0.STABLE8): Terminated abnormally.

I don't understand, why?


The line logged above that fatal should say what is wrong. I this case there are no units listed ('deny' is not a known measure of size).

The format of that line is:

  reply_body_max_size <size> <units> [acl ...]

ie.

 reply_body_max_size 1228800 bytes deny asu


Amos
OK, now is work if I make

reply_body_max_size 1228800 bytes <acl>

but I want denying or allowing access for ACL's

ie.
reply_body_max_size 1228800 bytes <deny/allow> <ASU>


deny/allow word does not make much sense there.

for example:
 "max 16 KB allow X" would actually means deny some requests!
 "max 16 KB deny all" would actually means allow all requests!


To stop confusion it works like this:

 - test ACLs for a match
 - if match found, check request is smaller than size
     - if request is bigger than max size block it
     - let any objects smaller than max through
 - if no match found, check next reply_body_max_size entry
 - let any requests that are not capped through


Amos
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