Hi all, I don't seem to find out how to do this, so I'm asking now if there's any way to do this? The problem: I have a web server that has multiple "sites" running on the same port (ie. ip-of-server/site1 ip-of-server/site2 etc.). A few of them don't work if the host header is rewritten by Squid, and others explicitly need it to be rewritten. Now, I can't create another squid instance for changing the redirect_rewrites_host_header option, because logically it can't listen on the same port and IP than the other squid instance. Is there any workaround for this problem? Would it be possible for example to use an external redirector for rewriting the Host: header just for certain requests while Squid would be configured to not to rewrite it? Regards, Tuukka > -----Original Message----- > From: Laurikainen, Tuukka [mailto:t.laurikainen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] > Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 5:48 PM > To: Squid Users > Subject: Host-header per cache_peer > > Hello, > > Is there some way to tell per cache_peer in a reverse proxy > configuration to rewrite the host header or not (in Squid 3)? > > Other possibility would be to run two squid instances, one for rewriting > the host header and another for not to do it, but I'd prefer to run one > instance if possible. So far I have just found the > redirect_rewrites_host_header option to alter this behavior, but that's > global for the squid.conf. > > Kind regards, > > Tuukka
