Hi folks, I have a question about using squid with 'httpd_accel_with_proxy on' (i.e. both as a server accelerator and as a caching proxy). The problem I run into is when a local client, using squid as a proxy, makes a request for the server that's being fronted. In this case, squid gets the request, adds its hostname in the 'Via' header, forwards the request *to itself* (in the server accelerator role), and then denies the request due to seeing its own hostname in the 'Via' header (i.e. it thinks it's seeing a forwarding loop). I only have one machine available here, so I can't move some of these things around, if that's relevant. 1. Is there a way to get squid to recognize this special case of proxying to itself as a non-looping request? 2. If not, if I set up two squids locally, one as a server accelerator and one as a caching proxy for the local clients, and turned on ICS, would this basically be just as good? Thanks, Jon Moore ........ Jon Moore Distinguished Engineer Comcast Interactive Media
