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Disclaimer: This manual is NOT a Squid tutorial. It is only a reference material that provides detailed explanation of all configuration parameters available in Squid 2.6. The reader is expected to have prior knowledge of basic Squid installation and configuration. For Complete tutorial on Squid, please visit http://www.squid-cache.org

Squid 2.6 Configuration Manual - Httpd Accelerator Options
Squid 2.6 Configuration Manual


HTTPD ACCELERATOR SERVICE

In this acceleration mode, if the Web Server runs on the same server where Squid is installed, you must set its daemon to run on port 81. With the Apache web server, you can do it by assigning the line Port 80 to Port 81 in its httpd.conf file. If the Web Server runs on other servers in your network like we do, you can keep the same port number (80) for Apache, since Squid will bind on a different IP number where port (80) is not already in use.

httpd_accel_no_pmtu_disc
      TAG NAME                   httpd_accel_no_pmtu_disc








Description  Defines the rate of sending announcement messages
Built Option
 Default
Usage
 announce_period units
Default
 announce_period 0

Synopsis
This tag refers to the frequency at which Squid will send announcement messages to the announce host. Defaults to 0 which stops sending announcement messages.

Arguments
units
 Announce time period

Example(s)
announce_period 10




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Last Modified By: ViSolve Date: Aug 20 2007