On Tue, 19 Apr 2005, Neil Loffhagen wrote:
Did as you suggested and it does stop the warning message. As you said there was already an acl all src 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 line in the squid.cond file. However, even before I had changed that had started getting very slow response from mainly secure sites, but also some others. When I looked in the cache.log see the following:
2005/04/19 13:32:23| always_direct = 0 2005/04/19 13:32:23| never_direct = 1 2005/04/19 13:32:23| timedout = 0
The interesting line is the lines above this, indicating why the request could not be forwarded.
Having the always_direct and the never_direct seem to contradict each other?
No. A "always_direct allow" simply overrides "never_direct allow".
The default for both is "deny".
Regards Henrik
