Products.CMFSquidTool 1.5.1

1. a) for Squid proxy caches

Squid does not allow you to purge objects unless it is configured with access controls in squid.conf. First you must add something like:

acl PURGE method purge
acl localhost src 127.0.0.1
http_access allow purge localhost
http_access deny purge

The above only allows purge requests which come from the local host and denies all other purge requests.

Restart Squid after you did this reconfiguration.

b) for Enfold Enterprise Proxy (EEP) caches

If CMFSquidTool is running on the same machine as EEP, no extra configuration of EEP is necessary.

If CMFSquidTool is running on a different machine, you will need to add a line to your EEP configuration file. The EEP configuration file is located in the EEP application directory and is called ‘eep.ini’.

Using a text editor, add a line like this to your eep.ini file, with the IP addresses of the machines you wish to be able to purge the cache:

remote_admin 127.0.0.1 123.45.67.89 1.2.3.4

2. Zope Product

Extract this tarball into your Zope Product folder and restart Zope when you did so.

Afterwards install the tool into your portal by using the quickinstaller tool.

1.5.1 - Feb 3, 2009

• Don’t invalidate FSObject. This avoids invalidation storm on edit after restart when loading skins from file system. [tesdal]

1.5 - June 19, 2008

• Handle purge requests coming in during a transaction commit. This happens when collective.indexing processes its catalog queue during commit and CacheSetup generates purge requests for each indexed object. [wichert]

• Use the built-in set type if available. [wichert]

• Handle appending a URL to an empty queue correctly. [wichert]

1.4.1 - May 1, 2008

• Added an Install.py for Plone 2.5 compatibility [newbery]

1.4 - April 16, 2008

• Switch to using a GenericSetup profile for installation [wichert]

• Repackaged as a python egg. [wichert]