> > Hi all, > > I have been suggested this > >> http_port 80 81 #to make squid listen to the desired ports > > One per line. > > > Do I have to do something like this? > > http_port 80 > acl all src 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 > always_direct allow all > cache_peer ip1 parent 8080 0 no-query origin_server name=DS1 > cache_peer_access allow DS1 > > http_port 81 > acl all src 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 > always_direct allow all > cache_peer ip2 parent 8181 0 no-query origin_server name=DS2 > cache_peer_access allow DS2 > > > > I dont know if this is the way to determine that all the incoming > requests to port 80 will go to 1p1:8080 and the requests to port 81 > will go to ip2:8181. Is this the way to do it? > * always_direct will prevent the peers ever being used. Drop that from your config. * all ACL only needs defining once, and only if using Squid-2. probably easier to understand: acl all src all * still missing the ACL to do routing: acl DS1_okay myport 80 acl DS2_okay myport 81 * cache_peer_access (did you read the link I gave. or did I omit it?) cache_peer _access <peer-name> [allow|deny] [acl [acl ...] I'd suggest: cache_peer_access DS1 allow DS1_okay cache_peer_access DS1 deny !DS1_okay cache_peer_access DS2 allow DS2_okay cache_peer_access DS2 deny !DS2_okay Amos
