CacheGuard Help

Hi Miguel I'm happy to hear that. Actually with the command " guard " when you specify a file name, the system adds some extensions to it as follows (extract of the documentation): The <base-file-name> parameter is the base file name (without extensions .domains.gz , .urls.gz or .expressio...

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No it's not possible with the current version (v1.1.2). May I know those reasons?

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Dear Miguel
Thanks for the update and the solutions you proposed. I'm sure they can helps others.
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Dear RMansell When you say: These resolve into a potentially large number of seemingly random ip addresses. Question 1 : are those random IP private? Or public? If they are private to which subnet do they belong ? (10.2.0.0/23)? Question 2 : at the stage where a client get the splash screen, what is...

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Sorry I'm a little confused. Is it working with Hadoop/Pig now or not? And do you still need some upgrade in CG?

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Hello RMansell For my understanding I need some addition information. How did you cable CacheGuard in your network (internal interface connected to your WLAN or to your Internet router)? You say: I can get the unauthenticated users to use the proxy by explicitly using an ip address in the URL rather...

Hello Miguel Good news :-) Thanks for the update. Do you still think that we need the possibility to have the "|" or "\t" (<TAB>) as a delimiter in log files? Don't you think that Hadoop/Pig should be able to import CacheGuard log files as is? After all CacheGuard log files are v...

Dear RMansell I think that I understand better now. Actually my comprehension is that your original need is to filter Web traffic according to destination domain names (and not IP addresses) and allow only domain names listed in a white list. If so CacheGuard can manage it easily as follows: - Imple...

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Thank you for your clarifications but I'm a little confused. Could you please tell me which one of the following is your original need:

- The cloaking/hiding of the name of a CDN (Content Delivery Network)?
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- Filtering/Guarding Web traffic according to the name of a CDN?

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Dear Miguel Thanks for your comments. I think that we can abandon Webalizer and test only Stone Steps Webalizer and Hadoop/Pig. Have you tried the following configuration with Stone Steps Webalizer (I replaced white spaces by '\t')? LogType apache ApacheLogFormat %h\t%u\t%t\t\"%r\"\t%>s\t%...