> Hi! > I'm interesting in the following squid configuration. > I need to pages (text/html, text/css and other objects with little size) > have to download through ISP2 and other objects have to download through > ISP1. First problem is that the _reply_ type is not always known properly in the _request_. By the time you have asked for an object its too late to change the source. You may be stuck with another acl type like urlpath_regex. > > Following configuration doesn't work: > acl to_isp2 req_mime_type -i ^text/html$ > > cache_peer isp1 parent 3128 0 > cache_peer isp2 parent 3128 0 Where you have isp1 and isp2 in the above should be either an IP address or a full domain name of the upstream sources. You can use the name= option to set a shorter unique name to link the lines below. ie: cache_peer 0.2.3.4 parent 3128 0 name=isp1 cache_peer 0.2.3.5 parent 3128 0 name=isp2 > cache_peer_access isp1 allow !to_isp2 > cache_peer_access isp1 deny all > cache_peer_access isp2 allow to_isp2 > cache_peer_access isp2 deny all > Requests by default also have the option of going 'DIRECT'. You can disable that route by using either "always_direct deny all" or "never_direct allow all" Amos
