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Bostonian wrote:
While I am trying HTCP support for squid 3.0 stable 10, I ran into
some issues. Hope someone could give me some leads on how to solve it.

Here is my setting. I have two Linux running squid, which is compiled
with --enable-htcp. One is used as parent for the other.

On the parent side (188.168.75.20). I put the following configs:

localnet 188.168.0.0/16

htcp_port 4827
htcp_access allow localnet
htcp_access deny all

On the child side (188.168.77.20), I put the following configs:

localcnet 188.168.0.0/16

Perhaps a typo?

htcp_port 4827
htcp_access allow localnet
htcp_access deny all

cache_peer 188.168.75.20 3128 4827 htcp

Should this not be "cache_peer parent 188.168.75.20 3128 4827 htcp"? Again, this could just be a typo in your email.

As a side note, listening for htcp queries on the child proxy is unnecessary in this case.

However, whenever I am trying to access any website that is not in the
cache of the child, curl returns the following error code:

curl: (52) Empty reply from server

I hope that I explained it clearly enough. Any suggestioin is highly appreciated

Check the cache.log for any errors. If you don't see anything regarding peer selection, upping debugging on section 44 and section 31 (debug_options 44,9 31,9 ALL,1) should help.

Chris

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