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0 Good afternoon folks, I have an issue with squid. I'm currently forwarding all requests to a proxy service which our company pays for. We use the service to do web scraping. The issue is that it's taking 100 GB of data bandwidth everyday and I want to cache the webpages content so that I can lower the data bandwidth consumption. Right now, I'm using squid as a middleman: It authenticates to the other proxy service we pay for since we can't authenticate directly in chrome arguments with --proxy-server. Squid runs in a docker container and I'm using docker-compose, here is the docker-compose file and the squid.conf: docker-compose.yml squid: image: sameersbn/squid:3.5.27 container_name: squid ports: - "3128:3128" volumes: - ~/work/docker/squid/cache:/v

0 I've set functional laravel project, database connection works, I've added some tables via terminal but now I'd like to see it just as you can see everything with phpmyadmin, for example. How to locate the database file and how to open it, by default? database laravel share | improve this question asked Dec 7 '15 at 3:07 domagoj 16 2 If you are satisfied with any of the answers, pleas