Hi, I have been playing around with this and haven't gotten it figure out yet, am thinking someone here will know this right away. I have a main Squid proxy server that also runs DansGuardian. Currently I point browsers to DG, which then goes through Squid. However I have 3 other sites (school district) and would like to place a Squid box at each of them to cache for the local site, thus eliminating some of the Web traffic across the T1s. In my testing of one of these site Squid boxes it seems that I am getting misses when revisiting a site if DG is set as a cache_peer. I think I need to configure this differently, but not sure what needs to be changed. I have tried: cache_peer <ip of DG server> parent 8080 7 no-query cache_peer <ip of DG server> parent 8080 7 no-query proxy-only cache_peer <ip of DG server> parent 8080 7 allow-miss no-query proxy-only and perhaps a couple of others. Of course I want the local Squid to cache anything that DG allows access to, but the Squid log shows MISS when I go to a site I've already visited. I am seeing some MEM HITS on the local proxy, but watching where traffic out to Internet is originating shows that the main proxy (Squid/DG box) is going out for pages, so it's not caching for the other site either. All works normally if I set my browser to use the main proxy (DG) it seems. What should my settings be in order to have the following happen: Site Squids to cache for local site Main Squid to cache for site Squids (children?) as well as main site DG to filter for everyone, but not be queried when the local site server has the page in its cache. Hopefully I'm clear with what I'm trying to do. I'd like to avoid running DG on all site servers, unless that is the only or best way to go. I'm using: Redhat FC3 Squid 2.5STABLE9 with forwarded-for patch DansGuardian 2.8.0.4 Thanks, Geoff
