It is up to you if you run one or two instances. Squid access control
primitives includes primitives to match which port the request was
accepted on, allowing you to build separate access controls for each
port if you like.
If you run two different instances then everything needs to be different
in each instance.
- config file
- ports (http_port, icp_port, snmp_port, ...)
- cache
- log files
- pid file
Regards
Henrik Nordström
Squid Developer
"Russell P. Sutherland" wrote:
>
> I've read the FAQ and searched the mailing list archives
> and still come up a bit short...
>
> I need squid to run on two different ports, and with each port
> there will be different access rules.
>
> Do I need to run two separate intstances of squid and have
> each one refer to a different config file and caching area
> on the disk?
>
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