Hi Squider, Currently i have 4 squid servers running as reverse proxy for a slow apache web server. Also those 4 squid servers are running sibling among them through ICP. this configuration was excerpted from one of the 4 sibling. cache_peer 10.6.1.3 sibling 80 3130 proxy-only no-netdb-exchange no-digest no-delay cache_peer 10.6.1.5 sibling 80 3130 proxy-only no-netdb-exchange no-digest no-delay cache_peer 10.6.1.6 sibling 80 3130 proxy-only no-netdb-exchange no-digest no-delay Now, new requirement came from a development team. "they want to be able to update obj in the original web server and make sure that the old version of the updated obj will be flush from those 4 squid servers." One way that i tried is using squidclient -p80 -h squid1 -m PURGE http://me.avatar.meeee.com/ after they updated the obj in the original web server. Unfortunately, doing soi have to run the command to all 4 squid servers while there is only one server that has the obj. Keep reading ICP spec I saw the opcode 14 - ICP_OP_PURGE it sound like a clean way to let ICP notify each node to flush the obj if it has. I would like to ask if any version of Squid does implement this ICP operation? and to accomplish the scenario i mentioned what would Squid gurus would recommend.? Truly hope this make sense. Patrick
