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Re: is squid 3.1.x is multiple chained ICAP server compliance ?

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David Touzeau wrote:
dear

i have 3 ICAP services

first Kaspersky, second C-ICAP+clamav and third C-ICAP+SquidGuard.

It seems that Squid only use the first one has Kaspersky First for the respmod

Url are correctly checked because it use only the reqmod but it seems that the 2 respmod AV services are not chained.

Is squid 3.1 is multiple ICAP respmod compliance or is it only a failover feature.


I believe its full compliance. Have not read the RFCs in detail though.

You seem to have a mix-up between the types though.

SET is a collection of redundant services, first-connected-wins.

CHAIN is a sequential order of services to be applied one after another.


What you want is something simple like this:



# --------- ICAP AV Scanners

icap_service kav_resp respmod_precache routing=on bypass=on icap://127.0.0.1:1344/av/respmod

icap_service clamav_resp respmod_precache routing=on bypass=on icap://127.0.0.1:1345/srv_clamav

# --------- adaptation

adaptation_service_chain AV_scan kav_resp clamav_resp

adaptation_access AV_scan deny MULTIMEDIA
adaptation_access AV_scan allow all


I'm not sure how the squidguard service will plug in.

Amos
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