Hi,
Here's another one. I've just hit an issue where a pair of squids are
in a magical redundant setup (if the master fails, the backup takes
over the IP).
The measure of "failed" is "http port isn't bound".
Now, the -F option to squid makes it rebuild faster BUT it still binds to
the socket. It doesn't even seem to serve internal requests.
I don't think this is "correct" behaviour, at least from the output of
squid -?:
-F Don't serve any requests until store is rebuilt.
Would anyone mind if I changed the code so the incoming http request socket(s)
aren't bound until the rebuild finishes if -F is set? I think, personally,
it makes more sense.
adrian
Received on Fri Feb 28 2003 - 04:06:30 MST
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