Re: [squid-users] Incorrect HTTP GET request from squid

Thanks to everyone that came up with suggestions, I now know more about Squid and HTTP than I did before. The problem was down to Squid's interaction with our firewall/proxy.

I had in my squid.conf

cache_peer 10.65.9.1 parent 80 7

which needed to be changed to

cache_peer 10.65.9.1 parent 80 7 no-query default

The other change was to add the following setting

never_direct allow all

I'm now a happy Squid user, everything is working properly, including my parent/child hierarchy.

Now all I need to do is find a nice squid log parser for auditing purposes.

Eric

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