Hi sluggers, I have a question about squid. I am trying to allow access to a particular site for a client who has a squid proxy. Access to the site works if you specifiy the ISP's upstream cache in the browser prefs. Access does not work if you don't specify the upstream proxy and if you have transparent proxying turned off or on on the local cache. So i believe the ISP (pacific internet) is doing trans proxying as well. How can I get squid to behave in the same way (ie as though you specified the upstream proxy in the browser) for just this domain?
I have tried this: acl partsales dstdomain .partsales.com.au always_direct allow partsales which doens't work. and I have tried: neighbor_type_domain parent partsales.com.a and that doesn't seem to work either. I have also tried cache_peer proxy.pacific.net.au parent 8080 3130 cache_peer_access proxy.pacific.net.au allow all or cache_peer_access proxy.pacific.net.au allow partsales every time I request through squid, the request just sits there with a get request and no data flows. I can duplicate this exact same setup on the same isp with the same versions of the software. squid is version 2.4.6-2 (debian woody) any hints on correct squid configuration? I don't think its an issue with trans proxying on my end as links from the cache/firewall gives me the same results - direct to the site doesn't work, specifiying the upstream proxy does. the site works fine through any other ISP. dave -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html
