¤ý²Ð¦t wrote:
> Dose Round-Robin parameter has higher priority than ACL list ??
No, but your acl lists did not exclude p1 & p2 for the requests that
should be sent to p3 / p4.
round-robin has a higher priority than no sheduling at all.
The peer selection priority are
1. digest hit
2. first ICP hit
3. closest ICP miss
4. default parent
5. round-robin parent
6. first alive parent
cache_peer_access can be used to exclude peers from the selection.
What you can do in this case is to mark p3 & p4 as default. It will
cause them to get higher priority than round-robin for requests that are
allowed to be sent to them.
-- Henrik Nordstrom Squid hackerReceived on Wed Jan 05 2000 - 01:21:20 MST
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