[linux] squid

[Valašťan Štefan]

Tak toto je z FAQ ku squid-u
dufam ze ti to pomoze

Steve

4.21 Can I prevent users from downloading large files?

You can set the global reply_body_max_size parameter. This option controls
the largest HTTP message body that will be sent to a cache client for one
request.

If the HTTP response coming from the server has a Content-length header,
then Squid compares the content-length value to the reply_body_max_size
value. If the content-length is larger, the server connection is closed and
the user receives an error message from Squid.

Some responses don't have Content-length headers. In this case, Squid counts
how many bytes are written to the client. Once the limit is reached, the
client's connection is simply closed.

Note that ``creative'' user-agents will still be able to download really
large files through the cache using HTTP/1.1 range requests.

> -----Původní zpráva-----
> Od:	Hubert Polacek [SMTP:hubertus na pobox.sk]
> Odesláno:	Tuesday, April 30, 2002 1:01 PM
> Komu:	linux na lists.linux.sk
> Předmět:	[linux] squid
> 
> ahojte, asi som prehliadol v manualy squid-u jednu malickost, ako sa da=20
> (ak vobec) nastastavit max. mozna velkost suboru, ktory moze klient cez=20
> proxy preniest ?
> 
> dakujem, hubert
> 
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