Answering to myself, the solution is to use the name= in cache_peer. This way you can have more than one cache_peer directives for an IP address. Regards, Tuukka > -----Original Message----- > From: Laurikainen, Tuukka [mailto:t.laurikainen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] > Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 9:27 AM > To: Squid Users > Subject: How to accelerate multiple sites on different ports > with one IP > > Hi all, > > How could I accelerate (using Squid 3) multiple sites on a single server > running on different ports but a single IP address? For example, if I > have a server which serves web pages on ports 80 and 81, I'd need two > cache_peer directives for the same IP address, which doesn't seem to be > possible. > > Again, I could run separate instances of Squid as a workaround for the > problem, but then together with the instances I need for rewriting or > not the host header (see my previous post > http://www.squid-cache.org/mail-archive/squid-users/200507/0588.html) I > could end up running quite a number of separate instances (there are > tens of sites behind the proxy with varying configuration). The problem > here obviously is that if I run a lot of instances I need various > separate configurations and caches and the administration of such system > gets much more complicated. > > Kind regards, > > Tuukka
