fulan Peng wrote:
Thank you, Amos!
I read that Wiki many times and tried many times. It seems some web
sites refuse to be proxied. Probably they had a look of the user agent
from the header. When they found the agent is not Netscape nor
Firefox, they kick Squid out.
Huh? Squid leaves the clients web browser User-Agent in the headers.
I know wget can trick the web server by using -U option, like -U
Mozalla. Can you tell me how Squid trick the web server to change the
request header user agent to Mozalla?
Varnish and nginx all failed with that web site. wget is ok to
download the whole web site with options -U. Netscape and Firefox have
no problem to browse it.
Thank you!
Wait up. The question you asked below was how to _do_ virtual hosting.
I answered your question.
What you are now describing is that you have a regular proxy wanting
help accessing a regular website. This is in no way virtual-hosting related.
Please start again, with exact details of what your real problem is. No
more guessing please.
Amos
On Sun, Dec 20, 2009 at 6:16 PM, Amos Jeffries <squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
fulan Peng wrote:
We know lots of web sites hosted more than one web site. That means
one IP,multiple host names. The web server go to different
directories based on different domain names.
Now how squid proxy them?
if one IP hosted 2 web sites: a.www.company.com and b.www.company.com,
I want to set up squid to proxy a.www.company.com with
https://squid.com:8000 and b.www.company.com with
https://squid.com:8001. How can I do it?
The easy way is detailed here:
http://wiki.squid-cache.org/ConfigExamples/Reverse/VirtualHosting
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