On 8/8/22 12:13, Ahmad Alzaeem wrote:
Sometimes we need to change the tcp_outgoing addresses acl .
We edit it and reconfigure squid , but the current connection still work
on the old ips of tcp_outgoing
The tcp_outgoing_address directive is applied to each forwarding attempt
(that needs to select a connection), not each network I/O:
* A current forwarding attempt should continue to use the old outgoing
addresses that was selected for it.
* A future forwarding attempt that uses a Squid-server connection
_pinned_ to the client-Squid connection should continue to use the old
outgoing addresses that was selected for that pinned connection. This
happens, for example, in many SslBump configurations.
* Other future forwarding attempts should obey new tcp_outgoing_address
directives. For example, they should not reuse persistent connections
that do not match new tcp_outgoing_address directives.
If you observe something that contradicts the above, please detail your
observations.
Is there a way we can kill old sessions/connections in the old
tcp_outgoing after applying reconfigure ?
Squid does not have a feature like this, but there are external tools
that can kill unwanted TCP connections. For example:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/55616004
HTH,
Alex.
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