>So the behaviour you are seeing looks more
like a bug in always_direct processing. <
Which might be specific to the squid version OR the squid.conf in use.
I have several squids of different versions with cache_peer in production.
The config needs to be different:
2.7:
hierarchy_stoplist cgi-bin ?
always_direct deny fwd_youtube #So it might depend upon usage/type
of ACL
never_direct allow fwd_youtube
#Needs both
3.3.11:
hierarchy_stoplist cgi-bin ?
never_direct allow all
is sufficient.
3.4.5:
hierarchy_stoplist cgi-bin ?
never_direct allow all
sufficient
Willing to do some more research on this one in case of getting some
instructions what to look at (special debug ?)
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