On 11/29/18 7:57 AM, Wire Cutter wrote: > I’ve created 4 ports for clients to talk to, then created ACL lists for > those ports. From there I’ve tried (and failed) to create naming groups > for cacheing peers, then added those to ACLs and it fails. Any ideas? Use cache_peer_access to allow http_port X traffic (and only that traffic) to peer group Y: # rules for peer group A cache_peer_access peerA1 allow receivedOnPortForPeersA cache_peer_access peerA2 allow receivedOnPortForPeersA cache_peer_access peerA3 allow receivedOnPortForPeersA ... # rules for peer group B cache_peer_access peerB1 allow receivedOnPortForPeersB cache_peer_access peerB2 allow receivedOnPortForPeersB ... Depending on your traffic and needs, you may also need to allow non-hierarchical requests to go to peer: nonhierarchical_direct off and/or to prohibit direct connections for portX: never_direct allow receivedOnPortForPeersA never_direct allow receivedOnPortForPeersB Once you get this working, please make Squid documentation improvements that would have allowed you to figure this out on your own. HTH, Alex. _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
