I use a similar setup, what you want to do is have multiple
squid.conf files for each instance, with each instance listening on a
different http_port and icp_port, then point your real servers at the
appropriate instances. It's worked out very well for me.
--Dave
On Sep 18, 2007, at 2:42 PM, Brad Taylor wrote:
We use LVS (load balancer) to send traffic to multiple Squid 2.5
servers
in reverse proxy mode. We want to put multiple Squid instances on one
box and have successful done that by changing: http_port 80 to
http_port
192.168.60.7:80 in the squid.conf file. We tested to that instance of
squid and worked successfully. Once it is added to the LVS load
balancer
the site no longer works. I'll check with the LVS group also.
