So what exacly do you see regarding the requested URL when the request
gets forwarded from one of the CARP servers to squid1? Do you see a single
request, or multiplie requests for the same URL?
If you see a single DIRECT entry then you then you most likely have
something in your network inter
On Sun, 12 Dec 2004, Scott Phalen wrote:
On squid2 and squid3 I am seeing the timeout_direct message in the
access.log.
Nothing else?
Yes, I am seeing all the normal traffic, just the timeout_direct stood out
in the access.log.
So what exacly do you see regarding the requested URL when the request
>This can't be your running configuration. With this configuration peers
>won't be used at all as you are forcing all requests going direct via
>always_direct. With this configuration access.log MUST say
>DIRECT/xx.xx.xx.xx or cache hits only, never TIMEOUT_* or any peering
>related tags as pee
On Sat, 11 Dec 2004, Scott Phalen wrote:
Squid1
http_port 3128
cache_peer carp1.mydomain.com parent 3128 0 carp-load-factor=0.4
cache_peer carp2.mydomain.com parent 3128 0 carp-load-factor=0.6
Ok.
Squid2 (carp1)
http_port 3128
icp_port 3130
cache_peer carp2.mydomain.com sibling 3128 3130 proxy-only
Are you sure you are looking into the correct squid.conf on your squid2 &
squid3?
You can only see TIMEOUT_DIRECT in access.log if you have ICP enabled
cache_peer:s defined (cache_peer:s not using the no-query option), and
requests only get forwarded to another peer if there is cache_peer
dire
On Sat, 11 Dec 2004, Scott Phalen wrote:
The odd thing is, there is no cache_peer or cache_peer_access directive
telling squid2 or squid3 anything about squid1. I have been all over the
configurations trying to figure out why 2 or 3 would send their data back to
squid1. I am seeing "timeout_direc
> But what I am seeing
> in my access.log on squid is both squid2 and squid3 are sending queries
back
> to squid1 (causing a loop). How can I tell squid2 and squid3 to not query
> squid1.
squid2 and squid3 should not have any cache_peer directives telling them
to contact squid1.
Regards
Henrik
On Sat, 11 Dec 2004, Scott Phalen wrote:
| -- squid2 |
Clients -> squid1 --|| - Internet
| -- squid3 |
I have cache_peer directives for squid2 and squid3 (both parents) in the
squid1.conf. ca
I am running Squid2.5STABLE6 on RedHat AS2.1 and ES3.0. I am trying to use
CARP to load balance my traffic. I am looking for advice from the Gurus. I
bought the book and have read the FAQs, but if anyone has some pointers it
would be great. Below is a description of my set-up.
