> > > Hi, > > I'm working on deploying squid in intercept mode. > I've checked the faq, and tried some configuration changes, > but I still > have some problems. > > I've got the proxy working, intercepting requests and apparently fully > operational. > However I would like to set up some form of bypassing squid for those > webservers that present problems when accessed via proxy. > > I've tried the always_direct option, as below, but this > doesn't seem to > work for me... > > acl DIRECT_ACCESS dstdomain -i "/path-to-squid/bypass.config" > always_direct allow DIRECT_ACCESS > > In the bypass.config file I've placed both urls and ip addresses. > I've also tried specifying one domain ".domain.TLD" directly in > squid.conf, instead of including a file. > > > Am I completely off-track? > Can this always_direct be used even when in intercept mode? > > I'm trying to avoid doing this on the routers. That would be the last > option. > Unfortunately that will be your >only< option. Since once a request is 'in' Squid it has to be handled by SQUID. always_direct related to bypassing parents when parents are being used by SQUID.
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