tor 2007-06-28 klockan 12:55 -0500 skrev Jason Hitt: > Got a server running multiple websites off multiple ports. Currently > squid is running one site on one port but need to map port x from > backend to port y on squid but not seeing how. Read the reverse proxy > faq and using cache_peer_domain or cache_peer_access to control this > makes no sense to me, can someone explain it? Thanks See the myport acl. http_port 80 urlgroup=1 vhost cache_peer backend1 parent 80 0 originserver no-query acl port80 myport 80 cache_peer_access backend1 allow port80 http_port 81 urlgroup=2 vhost acl port81 myport 81 cache_peer backend2 parent 80 0 originserver no-query cache_peer_access backend2 allow port81 the reason I use urlgroup above is to avoid cache pollution between the two. If you instead use the port or dstdomain acls then this is not needed.. Regards Henrik
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