Cool, it works!!!! Now Squid 2.6 stable 20 (on windows, thank you Guido) runs really good. Thanks thanks thanks!!! Another question... with squid i have to deliver 3 services: 1. proxy on port 8080 (it works); 2. reverse proxy on port 10000 (and NOW it works); But...if i want to (third service) reverse another port on the same server? Schema (always the same): MOBILE USER -> internet -> Squid(DMZ) -> FW - > Mail(LAN) but...now services answers on port 8642 if i insert http_port ipSquid:8642 accel vhost defaultsite=fqdnMailDomain:8642 -> OK but cache_peer ipMail 8642 0 no-query originserver -> Fail! (double cache_peer on the same server) Thanks in advance/GfV ----Messaggio originale---- Da: squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Data: 2-mag-2008 1.50 PM A: "Gianfranco Varone [TIN]"<gfvarone@xxxxxx> Cc: <squid-users@squid-cache. org> Ogg: Re: Reverse proxy problem Gianfranco Varone [TIN] wrote: > Hi to all, > firstable sorry for my english!! > > I'm trying to configure > reverse proxy with Squid version 2.6, to permit users to connect to > our mail server > > Schema as follow: > USER - > internet -> Squid(DMZ) -> FW > -> Mail(LAN) > Squid AND Mail answer on tcp port 10000 > > Squid.conf: > http_port ipSquid:10000 vhost=ipMail:10000 vport=10000 accel http_port ipSquid:10000 accel vhost defaultsite=fqdnMailDomain:10000 > cache_peer ipMail 10000 0 no- query originserver > acl MailServer ipMail/32 acl MailServer dstdomain fqdnMailDomain > always_direct deny all !MailServer No. Instead: never_direct allow fqdnMailDomain http_access allow fqdnMailDomain cache_peer_access ipMail allow fqdnMailDomain cache_peer_access deny all > > So, if i try to connect to http: > //ipProxy:10000/ i get the login page, but every request automatically > redirect to http: //ipMail:10000 and i obviously get errors! Prefer FQDN for public mail. Point FQDN for mail at ipSquid so clients can get to proxy. NP: no need for squid to listen on 10000, it can be anything. The clients never know the private link to mail and mail only knows squid is connecting correctly. > > Using > squid 2.5 instead it works perfectly! > > Squid 2.5 conf: > http_port 10000 > httpd_accel_host 192.168.0.8 > httpd_accel_port 10000 > httpd_accel_single_host on > httpd_accel_uses_host_header on > httpd_accel_with_proxy on > > Where i'm in wrong??? > > Cheers/GfV Amos -- Please use Squid 2.6.STABLE20 or 3.0.STABLE5
