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thanks for your quick reply but my target is:

1. when go to some domains e.g. *.google.com, go through a specific
cache_peer without direct connection(since there's an openvpn between
local squid to that remote cache_peer)
2. other domains, direct connect or go through default cache_peer with
plain text transfering

proxy-only makes my squid not cache in local and always fetch from
cache_peer but how does it manage to make it always go through
cache_peer when visiting *.google.com while others  just direct link?

idea?



On 9/27/07, jiangnan <skine0709@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>
> 2007/9/27, Patrick Hsieh(Pahud) <pahudnet@xxxxxxxxx>:
> > how do I configure squid to make it always go through parent proxy to
> > some domain?
> >
> > In my situation, some websites are blocked by firewall and I made an
> > openvpn from my local proxy to parent proxy and I'd like to force my
> > local squid to always go through the parent proxy via openvpn when
> > visiting those domains. Now the openvpn was built well but I have no
> > idea making squid go through parent proxy only for those defined
> > domains and always direct for other domains.
> >
> > idea?
> >
>
> proxy-only
>   to specify that objects fetched from this cache should not be saved
> locally.
>
> maybe,you can use this for some domain
> more detail at
> http://www.visolve.com/squid/squid30/neighboursel.php#cache_peer
>  or use no_cache
> http://www.visolve.com/squid/squid30/neighboursel.php#no_cache
> i think proxy-only is better for you
>
> --
> This is gogo407
> Have Fun

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