Re: issue regarding HTTPS Inspection
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2020 5:23 am
Hello JayBhatt28,
Can you please provide some more details on the problem that you are facing
As per the above Screenshots,
It looks like when you enable HTTPS Inspection in SafeSquid, SafeSquid Service Stops,
Now this problem can be due to many reasons.
Reasons Include:
Less System Resources
Other Services on the Linux Machine using more Resources
Few Important SafeSquid Files Removed
etc and many more
Please provide more details.
A quick view or snapshot of the SafeSquid Native Log can really help us.
Steps to Get a Snapshot of SafeSquid Service UnExpected Stop
1) Stop Monit Service
- [Monit Starts SafeSquid if it is Stopped], Therefore To Properly Get the Native Logs Do Stop Monit, Start it after you have captured the logs
2) Replicate the Problem You faced
3) Print last 50 Lines of SafeSquid Native Log using command:
#tail -n 50 -F /var/log/safesquid/native/safesquid.log
Take a Screenshot of the Logs displayed
and attached it on this Conversation.
Can you please provide some more details on the problem that you are facing
As per the above Screenshots,
It looks like when you enable HTTPS Inspection in SafeSquid, SafeSquid Service Stops,
Now this problem can be due to many reasons.
Reasons Include:
Less System Resources
Other Services on the Linux Machine using more Resources
Few Important SafeSquid Files Removed
etc and many more
Please provide more details.
A quick view or snapshot of the SafeSquid Native Log can really help us.
Steps to Get a Snapshot of SafeSquid Service UnExpected Stop
1) Stop Monit Service
- [Monit Starts SafeSquid if it is Stopped], Therefore To Properly Get the Native Logs Do Stop Monit, Start it after you have captured the logs
2) Replicate the Problem You faced
3) Print last 50 Lines of SafeSquid Native Log using command:
#tail -n 50 -F /var/log/safesquid/native/safesquid.log
Take a Screenshot of the Logs displayed
and attached it on this Conversation.