On 7/02/2017 4:49 a.m., Jude Karuhanga wrote: > Hello there, > > > I am new to squid, and would appreciate some help on configuring my > server to balance traffic between two servers that serve as Gateways > to the Internet. I attach a simplified configuration file for the > squid service on the server. I have managed to get the service to > work using the default gateway, but the redirection through the > cache_peer does not work: I am unable to access the websites > included, even though both servers are visible. > > Please begin by running "squid -k parse" and fix all the warnings and errors it reports. Also; * "cache deny CONNECT" is pointless. CONNECT traffic cannot be cached. * a series of "allow" lines followed by an "allow all" is usually pointless. Just use one line doing "allow all". - same for a series of "deny" lines followed by a "deny all". * For all the lines you have which do this pattern: " ... allow/deny __domain__squid_2 ... allow/deny CONNECT __domain__squid_2 " that second line is pointless. The first line already matches and allows/denies the CONNECT traffic which the second might match. Then add "nonhierarchical_direct off". For info on how load balancing works in Squid see <http://wiki.squid-cache.org/Features/LoadBalance> If you still have problems after all that, pelase provide a bit more details about what you see that is telling you its "not working". Amos _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
