Re: [squid-users] Proxy forwarding problem

> cache_peer proxy.hq.blah.blah.com sibling 8080 3120 (this is hq proxy
> server)

this is not need, if you only want the local cache to forward requests to
the parent cache.

> cache_peer proxy.gj.blah.blah.com parent 8080 3120 (this is my proxy
> server)
> neighbor_type_domain parent blah.com

try this:
cache_peer proxy.gj.blah.blah.com parent 8080 3120 proxy-only no-query
acl hq_intranet url_regex .*\.blah\.com.*
never_direct allow hq_intranet

Rgds,
Wei Keong

On Wed, 29 Jan 2003, Kundiger, Rick wrote:

> Here is the problem. I have a local proxy that I use for all my regional
> users to get their cached info from. However, my home HQ site has it's own
> proxy as well. Now the trick is, certain parts of the home site's firewall
> will only allow people through that are using the HQ proxy.
>
> Since none of my users are using HQ proxy they can't get in. So I figured
> setup a parent-sibling relationship, this didn't work. I know I am doing it
> wrong I just can't figure out how to do it right. Here is my current config
>
> cache_peer proxy.hq.blah.blah.com sibling 8080 3120 (this is hq proxy
> server)
> cache_peer proxy.gj.blah.blah.com parent 8080 3120 (this is my proxy server)
> neighbor_type_domain parent blah.com
>
> Now, this just causes forwarding loops. If I comment out myself as the
> parent then it doesn't seem to do anything and proxying is really slow.
> Somehow I need to forward packets to blah.com via the HQ proxy server and
> all other traffic goes through my server.
>
> anyone know how to do this?
>
> Thanks
> Rick
>
Received on Tue Jan 28 2003 - 19:02:04 MST