More info on this. If I add a line
always_direct allow all
to the squid.conf, I get a connection timed out error on client.
I can't see anything in the logs apart from the TCP_MISS/504 in
access.log.
Regards,
tuukka
> -Mensaje original-
> De: Laurikainen, Tuukka [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005, Laurikainen, Tuukka wrote:
Experimenting with Squid 3, I've setup an accelerating Proxy for some
web servers/sites.
From squid.conf:
http_port squid_ip:80 vhost
https_port squid_ip:443cert=/path/to/cert/cert.crt \
key=/path/to/key/key.key vhost
ssl_unclean_shutdo
> > Experimenting with Squid 3, I've setup an accelerating Proxy for
some
> > web servers/sites.
> >
> >> From squid.conf:
> >
> > http_port squid_ip:80 vhost
> > https_port squid_ip:443cert=/path/to/cert/cert.crt \
> > key=/path/to/key/key.key vhost
> > ssl_unclean_shutdown on
> > sslpr
On Wed, 29 Jun 2005, Laurikainen, Tuukka wrote:
That does work indeed. Why is the cache_peer needed if the web servers
ips and names are present in the /etc/hosts?
It isn't strictly required. You could tell Squid that it it allowed to go
direct via the always_direct directive.
The reason wh
