On 6/4/21 4:19 PM, koshik moshik wrote: > Basically I have created two cashe peers: > > never_direct allow all > acl ab1 dstdom_regex "/etc/squid/Bad_Homepages.squid" cache_peer > my.proxy.com <http://my.proxy.com> parent 31112 0 login=user:pw no-query > name=user cache_peer_access user allow ab1 cache_peer_access user deny > all acl ab2 proxy_auth userName1 cache_peer myProxyparent 31112 0 > login=user:pwno-query name=user2 cache_peer_access user2 allow ab2 > cache_peer_access user2 deny all > > > As you can see, I have a Bad_homepages.squid file which contains regular > expressions for a website, so this cache_peer will only be used, if the > HOMEPAGE is requested. If a sub page is requested, the second > cache_peer(acl ab2) should be used. > > Example: www.test.com <http://www.test.com> -> ab1 should be used > www.test.com/hello <http://www.test.com/hello> -> ab2 should be used. Sorry about bad quoting -- Thunderbird is having trouble with your HTML email... > The regex in the Bad_Homepages.squid file is following: > .whatismyip.com($|/$|/?) It looks like you are using a domain-based dstdom_regex but trying to match URL paths. If you are trying to detect URLs with non-empty paths, then you may want to use something like acl ab1 urlpath_regex . or acl ab1 urlpath_regex /. I do not know whether the leading slash is included and the built-in docs do not say. Others on the list may know the answer or you can find it using tests. You can make the regex tighter by excluding repeated "/" characters and "#", but those are usually unimportant details if you keep in mind that nothing will work reliably in general because the URL path may contain a lot of stuff that the origin server may ignore or reinterpret. Finally, if you want Squid to use either peer A or peer B, then do not use two different ACLs to direct traffic to them. Use mutually exclusive tests of one ACL: cache_peer_access user allow ab1 cache_peer_access user deny all cache_peer_access user2 deny ab1 cache_peer_access user2 allow all Please be mindful of nonhierarchical_direct and encrypted traffic. HTH, Alex. _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
