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slurm: injects an html script tag into the header of any valid http web       request. Requests are validated against an extension list, a       domain whitelist, and request/response headers including:       Cache-Control "no-transform", Content-MD5, Content-Type       "text/html", and Content-Encoding.       After validation the headers are then mangled to include no-cache       controls and date last modified to limit the amount of caching by       the browser.

The libecap-0.0.3 library is required to build and use these adapters. You canget the library fromhttp://www.e-cap.org/. The adapters can be built andinstalled from source, usually by running:

% ./configure% make% sudo make install

For documentation, the libecap library implementation, and supportinformation, please visit the eCAP project web site:http://www.e-cap.org/

This adapter and libecap work in conjunction with squid-3.1.15 proxy server.You can get squid fromhttp://www.squid-cache.org/. Squid can be built in asimilar manor, usually by running:

% ./configure --enable-ecap --prefix=/usr% make% sudo make install

For documentation and support please see the squid projects websitehttp://www.squid-cache.org/.

Next we need to build the ecap slurm adapter.

% ./bootstrap.sh% ./configure% make% sudo make install

After installing the slurm adapter we just need to setup squid config. Copythe example configuration file over to /etc/squid/slurm.conf and setup squidto using this config. Or you can replace the default config.

% sudo cp config/slurm.conf /etc/squid/squid.conf

Now you can start squid either using the manual configuration or using thenewly copied default config.

% /usr/sbin/squid -f /etc/config/slurm.conf

or% /etc/init.d/squid start

To shutdown squid you can use the stop or the shutdown command

% /usr/sbin/squid -f /etc/config/slurm.conf -k shutdown

or% /etc/init.d/squid stop

Make sure to also open up any firewall to use the port configured inslurm.conf.