Ok, here's what I'm ultimately trying to do:
I'd like to have one cache that is a straight cache, and the other cache
that'd be an add filtering, anonymizing cache.
Ideally I'd like to have squid answer two port numbers 3128 and 3129, and
use a different director program depending on which port was selected.
If I could have each squid use a different config file altogether, it'd be
even better (one could use fake_user_agent)
What I've looked at:
- Running two completely independant squid instances That's bad, as that
even if I set ICP between the two, they'd still be duplicating stuff in
memory and on disk, so it doubles hardware requirements
- redirectors like squidguard can let me apply the redirect rules
differently depending on the from IP or user ident, but that would require
that I maintain the list of which user gets the normal cache and which one
gets the filtering cahe, and the users would have to ask every time they
want to switch.
- Use an external app like junkbuster and have it request its pages from
squid
I am currently leaning toward the third option.
Anyone has a better suggestion?
Thanks,
Marc
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