On Sam, nov 11 2006 - 00:23, Henrik Nordstrom wrote: > fre 2006-11-10 klockan 15:19 +0100 skrev Joel CARNAT: > > > Can I use the same squid "instance" (on port 80) to do the proxy and > > reverse-proxy feature? > > You can not use the same http_port for both purposes, but you can use > the same instance with two different http_port. > ah... here I have a problem... because I did it (with 2.5) and (finally) achieved it with 2.6. ######################################################################## http_port 80 defaultsite=www.mydomain.net vhost https_port 443 defaultsite=www.mydomain.net vhost cert=/etc/openssl/certs/www.mydomain.net.pem key=/etc/openssl/private/www.mydomain.net.key cache_peer proxy.myisp.fr parent 3128 0 default cache_peer www.mydomain.net parent 80 0 no-query originserver cache_peer_domain proxy.myisp.fr !.mydomain.net ######################################################################## Now, I expect your answer to be "you can't do it the proper way". Can you explain what is wrong in my conf dispite the fact that it works. > But I recommend running two separate instances. Access control and > request routing is a lot easier that way.. OK. In this case, can both instances share the same disk cache (and memory cache) ? TIA, Jo
