The cache_peer line expects the address or name of the proxy to use. You then control with cache_peer_access and never_direct which requests are sent there.
Regards Henrik Chris & Val Bamber wrote: > > I have replaced the values as shown below. > > cache_peer jp.sonix.net parent 8080 0 no-query > acl intranet dstdomain uk.sonix.com > cache_peer_access allow jp.sonix.net > never_direct allow intranet > > I do not see from here where I would specify the IP address > for the proxy in Japan that should handle any requests for > anything with jp.sonix.net in the URL. Looking at the > Documentation it seems I might have to specify it on the > cache_peer line ? > > I decided to go back to the original idea of adding an extra > network card and creating an static route rather than routing > to another squid box which I was first planning. > > Basically to re-cap on the original requirement. I have a single > Squid box which is used for normal internet access. If a user > decides to browse for anything in the domain jp.sonix.net then > It should be directed to a proxy to Japan for processing. > > If I wanted to add additional domains for processing by the > Proxy in Japan I assume I could add additional cache_peer > lines ? > > The uk.sonix.com is my domain. > > Thanks > Chris > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > Henrik Nordstrom > Sent: 01 February 2003 11:29 > To: Chris & Val Bamber > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [squid-users] Redirecting Squid traffic to another Proxy. > How ? > > Something like this should work: > > cache_peer proxy-jp.your.domain parent jpproxyportnumber 0 no-query acl > intranet dstdomain intranet.your.domain cache_peer_access allow > proxy-jp.your.domain never_direct allow intranet > > You need to replace proxy-jp.your.domain, jpproxyportnumber, > intranet.your.domain with values suitable for your setup. > > Regards > Henrik
