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here's what I found when I ran through readme #2

Open rdhyee opened 10 years ago

rdhyee commented 10 years ago

@aculich: on Ubuntu 14.04, I found that I needed to install squidclient to run the test:

 sudo apt-get install squidclient

Also, it'd be helpful to document what exactly I should see if we run https://github.com/aculich/docker-proxy-cache/blob/master/test-docker-proxy-cache.sh successfully.

aculich commented 10 years ago

I'm working on a next version of the docs and scripts that addresses that, but thanks for pointing it out. So did it work for you? There are a few assumptions the current version of the script makes and some minor cleanup it needs to do if you don't shut it down cleanly. Nothing should be a showstopper (including the test script, which even if it fails, the proxy itself probably runs fine if you started it up without errors).

rdhyee commented 10 years ago

I think it worked -- no major complaints/exceptions. It just wasn't obvious to me that the cache is working. (more my own naivete than anything else, perhaps, since I don't have any experience with squid.

-Raymond

On 10/5/14 3:51 PM, Aaron Culich wrote:

I'm working on a next version of the docs and scripts that addresses that, but thanks for pointing it out. So did it work for you? There are a few assumptions the current version of the script makes and some minor cleanup it needs to do if you don't shut it down cleanly. Nothing should be a showstopper (including the test script, which even if it fails, the proxy itself probably runs fine if you started it up without errors).

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rdhyee commented 10 years ago

A few other notes about my experience running the cache: