I have a simple hierarchy with 3 caches - one child and two parents.
Either parent can serve any request, the configuration is set up for
redundancy purposes.
Fairly often I'm seeing log messages stating 'TIMEOUT_FIRST_PARENT_MISS'
- I'm not sure what this is referring to. The proxy that is usual
Ooops, just discovered this directive:
udp_outgoing_address
That takes care of it!!!
Bryn
On Mon, 2006-30-10 at 12:55 -0800, Bryn Hughes wrote:
> Now that I've got my hierarchy stuff figured out I've stumbled across my
> next problem...
>
> How can I bind a particul
Now that I've got my hierarchy stuff figured out I've stumbled across my
next problem...
How can I bind a particular squid instance to a particular address on
the UDP side? It's easy with tcp - hostname:port but if I do this for
udp_port it doesn't work, Squid always listens on all addresses for
I'm having a little trouble figuring out how to configure a squid-
cache hierarchy with CacheFu...
We currently have a smallish squid box on a VPS. There is not enough
room on the VPS for anything but Apache and Squid but it does have a
very fast internet connection and a high monthly bandw
