On 08/12/10 21:58, Ralf.Golfels@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Dear all,
as describe we like to use a round-robin environment with two cache_peers
and a third cache_peer to which some domains should be directed.
Squid version is Squid Cache (version 3.1.6)...
cache_peer config:
cache_peer x.x.x.x parent 3128 0 round-robin no-query no-digest
cache_peer y.y.y.y parent 3128 0 round-robin no-query no-digest
and in the acl section:
acl POST_CONNECT method POST CONNECT
cache_peer z.z.z.z parent 80 0 proxy-only
acl POST_CONNECT method POST CONNECT
cache_peer_domain z.z.z.z sample.com
cache_peer_domain z.z.z.z sample1.com
cache_peer_domain z.z.z.z sample2.com
acl 1st dstdomain sample.com sample1.com sample2.com
if we are using this conf all redirects to sample.com are ignored. if we
reconfigure the config to use only x.x.x.x parent without round-robin the
redirects to sample.com via z.z.z.z cache_peer are working.
Any ideas to solve it?
Many thanks and best regards
Order is important.
either:
Place cache_peer z.z.z.z ... first.
OR
configure explicit access controls:
cache_peer_access x.x.x.x deny 1st
cache_peer_access y.y.y.y deny 1st
cache_peer_access z.z.z.z allow 1st
(the cache_peer_domain can then be removed)
z.z.z.z peer also appears to possibly be lacking the "originserver" flag.
Amos
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