On 16/06/18 01:18, davidjesse091 wrote: > That's right, I'm using the IP address of the interface for > tcp_outgoing_address. I want to be using tcp_outgoing_address based on > the port number of the incoming connection. Would that be possible by > using Linux routing? You are asking the wrong question now. * squid.conf tcp_outgoing_address directives ONLY determines the *Squid* actions on its outgoing connections *if* the request message being handled matches the ACLs on that directives line. * Each machines own OS routing setup determines the route selection part(s). (On Linux that tool is "ip route" [note the space].) These are strictly separated layers in networking. You are dealing with networking here, almost everything involves multiple moving parts individually tuned so they interact together to get things done. Your first post asked *why* machine routing behaviour was different between your machines, and implicitly what to do about it. Matus answerd you (and correctly), which for *that* question is: A: your machines routing configuration are different. ie. If you want both machines to behave the same given *the same squid.conf settings*, the thing to change is the routing setup of the machine thats not doing what you want. In this case the Linux one. If you go and change squid.conf settings on that "not working" machine. All its going to do "break" the Squid part as well. Amos _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
