William.Z.Holder@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi all,
am I asking too much of Squid to try and get it to redirect to
another proxy depending on the url AND the port?
See the following directives in squid.conf.default:
acl myport
or
acl port
acl dstdomain
cache_peer_access
Using a combination of those you can direct traffic to various peers at
will.
I'm trying to get away from using a pac file, and this would clear up
large sections of the pac file.
I've defined the other proxy as a child (using cache_peer)
Last I checked, cache_peer allowed specifying parents and siblings. :o)
and I have
set up an acl to load in a file with the url (www.somesite.com:9999 etc).
You are not going to be able to specify both the URL and the port in one
acl. See http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/SquidAcl for more details.
I'm just a bit unclear of how to get the redirection to work, if it
can be done.
Hopefully, I have given you a starting point. I'm a bit unclear on what
you are trying to do though, so I apologize if I haven't helped.
Regards,
Bill Holder
Unix System Administrator
Unix Support Group
Queensland Transport
(P) 3834 5115
Chris
