On 7/20/19 6:49 AM, --Ahmad-- wrote: > i need squid to have sequential outgoing addresses over specified list . > > say i want an ip:port for that connection . > and have pool of 10 address . > is it possible with squid to match 1st ip as external for 1st request . > 2nd ip for 2nd request . > 3rd ip for 3rd request > > until reach end , then the cycle span again ? > > im thinking of how can do it with marking acl or so ? If you need to round-robin outgoing addresses for requests on the same persistent connection, then a long list of annotation ACLs may be sufficient (but awkward!) way of doing that. If you understand how annotations helped avoid multiple matches in your random-based configuration, you may be able to build the corresponding configuration for this use case as well. If not, please post your failed attempts with analysis why you think they should have worked and ask questions -- this will avoid the impression of abusing the mailing list for doing your own legwork. If you need to round-robin outgoing address across all cache misses, then you will probably have to either write an external ACL (that sets the right annotation) or add a new "round robin" ACL type to Squid sources. The latter requires development, of course. I recommend starting with the external ACL if you need this functionality (and later optimize with a new built-in ACL type if really needed). In all of these use cases, please note that you are configuring which outgoing address Squid should use. The order of those decisions/assignments may not match the order in which Squid opens new connections and/or sends requests. Connection opening delays and other factors may change the order, deviating from the strict round-robin rules. HTH, Alex. _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
