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pak kumis wrote:
hello,

i configure my squid to make sibling with my other squid.
my first squid have ip address 202.xx.112.36 and the second is 202.xx.123.6

my computer is connected to first squid (202.xx.112.36)

the configuration in first squid is
cache_peer      202.xx.123.6    sibling   3128  3130
neighbor_type_domain  202.xx.123.6 parent .myipaddress.com

the second squid is
cache_peer      202.xx.112.36    sibling   3128  3130

when i browsing from my computer via first squid to
www.myipaddress.com, why the site detect my first squid
ip(202.xx.112.36), not the second ip (202.xx.123.36) ?
How to make the site is detect from 202.xx.123.36

both squid use same version, squid 2.6.6

Thanks,

regards,

adi

By default, squid won't use parents (or sibling) caches on objects that are not cacheable. www.myipaddress.com sets cookies, redirects and has no freshness information available. In short, it's VERY cache-unfriendly. Look into the nonhierarchical_direct or never_direct settings in squid.conf to mitigate this.

Chris

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