Hi all, I know that this probably has come in this archive but my search there didn't get me anything. I have a RH machine running SQUID proxy and Apache. On the web server I have a lot of virtual domains. The problem is that proxy users can't see those web sites (the ones hosted on the apache server as virtual servers). The mentioned machine is in the DMZ zone and nated outside to the public IP. This public IP is (of course) the ip of all the virtual hosts. There must be some conflict in the proxy server or in the httpd server that I really don't understand. Some months ago I resolved this problem by adding some configuration in the apache server. I had one NameVirtualHost (which was the private DMZ IP) and I added another NameVirtualHost (with the OUTSIDE IP), then I copied the VirtualHost definitions changing the IP. So basically what I have is 2 NameVirtualHost and 2 VirtualHost configuration for each site (each one only differ in the IP. One is DMZ priv other is public). And this thing got me going and proxy clients could browse the virtual hosts. Now for some reason they just can't anymore. I know that the mentioned resolution probably isn't the perfect one and SQUID must have some easy way to solve this. Can someone give any hint ? Thanks Nuno Ferreira
