tis 2009-08-18 klockan 17:02 +0200 skrev Riccardo Castellani: > If I have squid on server A and Web server B, I wish using squid Accelerator > on A to forward all requests to B. The requests are incoming from Internet > to Squid port 80 where Squid Accelerator should have to forward them to > machine B on port 8080. > Squid A works also as proxy server for my internal clients of my company > which want to go to Internet. > > > server A: Squid , IP=1.2.3.4, on public network, http port=80 > server B: Web server, IP=A.B.C.D, on internal network, httpd port=8080 > > > What do you think about these directives ? > > http_port 1.2.3.4:80 accel you need at least one of defaultside= or vhost as well.. if not Squid doesn't know how to read the requests.. Most people want to use vhost there. > cache_peer A.B.C.D. parent 8080 0 no-query originserver name=PSAccel ok. > acl MySite dst 1.2.3.4 > http_access allow MySite > cache_peer_access PSAccel allow MySite > cache_peer_access PSAccel deny all Don't use dst there, use dstdomain instead matching the allowed sitenames/hostnames. > notes: > > defaultsite is not used because I want user has to specify the whole url. > > URL which people can access from internet is > http://1.2.3.4/LicroPS.sav.1/mkLicro.do?codCenter=22101 The browser will send that as GET /LicroPS.sav.1/mkLicro.do?codCenter=22101 HTTP/1.1 Host: 1.2.3.4 [more headers] vhost makes Squid use what is in the host header when building the requested URL. defaultsite specifies explicit what site name:port to use when reconstructing the requested URL. Also used as fallback if there is no Host header. Regards Henrik
