> More globally, in the case where the websites are not known, is there a more > general solution ? > > Force (with cache_peer_access) all https traffic not to use the round-robin > solution, but only one parent ? Most people I know uses this as a "general" solution to the problem.. > The idea behind that is to offer also redundancy for https traffic. Still possible. Just needs to be done with a different set of cache_peer than the other traffic. ok..as i only have two squid parents, i will keep the first solution you've given (and for the https redundancy...we 'll do without) thanks for your support ! Lionel --------------------------------------------------------- CE COURRIER ELECTRONIQUE EST A USAGE STRICTEMENT INFORMATIF ET NE SAURAIT ENGAGER DE QUELQUE MANIERE QUE CE SOIT EADS ASTRIUM SAS, NI SES FILIALES. SI UNE ERREUR DE TRANSMISSION OU UNE ADRESSE ERRONEE A MAL DIRIGE CE COURRIER, MERCI D'EN INFORMER L'EXPEDITEUR EN LUI FAISANT UNE REPONSE PAR COURRIER ELECTRONIQUE DES RECEPTION. SI VOUS N'ETES PAS LE DESTINATAIRE DE CE COURRIER, VOUS NE DEVEZ PAS L'UTILISER, LE CONSERVER, EN FAIRE ETAT, LE DISTRIBUER, LE COPIER, L'IMPRIMER OU EN REVELER LE CONTENU A UNE TIERCE PARTIE. This email is for information only and will not bind EADS Astrium SAS in any contract or obligation, nor its subsidiaries. If you have received it in error, please notify the sender by return email. If you are not the addressee of this email, you must not use, keep, disseminate, copy, print or otherwise deal with it. ---------------------------------------------------------
