On Tue, Feb 19, 2008, Amos Jeffries wrote: > > Is there a way to do this in 2.6? > > Yes, with a little trickery in DNS. You need to use DNS-views so that the > public see squid as being an A/AAAA for the domain and squid does not. If > squid ever find itself as a source server for any of the domains its > accelerating you get a forwarding-loop.
You can use /etc/hosts too; Squid will load that into memory on startup. > Other than that catch; configure squid as a normal 2.6 accelerator with > vhost and defaultsite on the http_port line, omit any cache_peer_* > settings, and set as an open-proxy for the domains you are providing. > An external acl helper may be needed to accurately limit the open-proxy > behaviour to just the hosted domains. Which is what I've done in the past; works quite well.e Adrian
