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Subject: Please help: Buffers
From: Matthew Enger <menger@student.kgv.edu.hk>
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Hello,

At the school I am attending we are running Squid 2.3.STABLE1 on FreeBSD 3.4-
STABLE with cyberpatrol filters. We reciently discovered that if the URL 
entred into the squid redirect program for cyberpatrol is over 1024 
characters the program will not recieve any more text. This is causing 
problems for some URI's being accessed through our proxy which are (for some 
odd reason) longer then 1024 characters.

I wrote a perl script below to act as a redirector and it is having the same 
problem:

#!/usr/bin/perl

$|=1;
use strict;

while (<>) {
	my @X = split;
	my $url = $X[0];
	chomp $url;

        print "$url\n";
}

Does anyone know how I can change this limit for both C (the cyberpatrol 
program) and perl programs?

-------------------------------------
Matthew Enger
Systems Administrator - KGV School




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