fre 2007-06-22 klockan 10:39 +0100 skrev Julian Pilfold-Bagwell: > It's cured. You were right about allowing access to winupdate. The > confusing aspect is that some time back, we had to wrestle for a day to > get it working after Windows updated itself. It turned out that you had > to use the always_direct directive to get it work as it would crash out > otherwise. > > Don't know what Microsoft have done to Windows Update but it now has to > go back to http_allow. always_direct has little or no effect on things. All always_direct does it making Squid ignore any cache_peers you may have. If you don't have any cache_peer then it's a no-operation thing as going direct is then the only option Squid has.. So if using always_direct did make any difference then you have a cache_peer which doesn't work with windows update, or otherwise it just started to work by accident. Regards Henrik
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