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On 29/03/11 21:39, Yucong Sun (åéé) wrote:
Hi there,

So I have a squid a configured with several remote parent, with no ICP
port available (as the http port is tunneled in between)

I think ICP serves both QUERY and HEALTH CHECK function in squid,  but
I can't tunnel udp packets

SQUID A ->  SQUID B
                ->  SQUID C
                ->  SQUID D

Due to the fact that the link in between is all different and possibly
in-stable from time to time, I would want A to try to fetch from
multiple peers at once and use which ever returns first.

Could this be done?

A alternative is to have squid detect dead/slow peer, I know this is
porbably done in ICP, but I can't tunnel udp packets.

What type of tunnel is this that cannot transfer a particular protocol?

Squid takes measures of HTTP connect times, ICP response times, HTCP response times and if the "pinger" is installed ICMP active destination probing. All of these affect the RTT measure on a cache_peer.

Squid *will not* fetch from multiple peers at once. HTTP does not permit it by design. ICP and HTCP probes are used in parallel to determine if a peer is worth contacting. In their absence peers are tried in an sequential order assigned by the selection algorithm.

Amos
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