[squid-users] using both havp and dansguardian as cache_peer
Hi all, I'd like to use squid with both havp and dansguardian as cache_peer. It seems I have only one cache_peer working at time. How can I use 2 cache_peer ?
Re: [squid-users] using both havp and dansguardian as cache_peer
tis 2011-08-30 klockan 14:40 +0200 skrev webmas...@ch-lons.fr: I'd like to use squid with both havp and dansguardian as cache_peer. It seems I have only one cache_peer working at time. How can I use 2 cache_peer ? You need to chain them together. You can place them in pretty much any order you prefer except that DG can't be the last as it needs a full blown proxy to forward requests to. Havp - DG - Squid Squid - DG - Havp DG - Squid - Havp DG - Havp - Squid Regards Henrik
Re: [squid-users] using both havp and dansguardian as cache_peer
Le 30/08/2011 16:36, Henrik Nordström a écrit : tis 2011-08-30 klockan 14:40 +0200 skrev webmas...@ch-lons.fr: I'd like to use squid with both havp and dansguardian as cache_peer. It seems I have only one cache_peer working at time. How can I use 2 cache_peer ? You need to chain them together. You can place them in pretty much any order you prefer except that DG can't be the last as it needs a full blown proxy to forward requests to. Havp - DG - Squid Squid - DG - Havp DG - Squid - Havp DG - Havp - Squid Regards Henrik Thanks for your help Henrik. I just made this : Squid1 - Havp - DG - Squid2. cache_peer is calling havp. I defined DG as Parent proxy of HAVP. And DG finally connect to Squid2. Is it correct ? This is the only way I found for getting ntlm_auth working with squid. Eric.
Re: [squid-users] using both havp and dansguardian as cache_peer
tis 2011-08-30 klockan 16:45 +0200 skrev webmas...@ch-lons.fr: I just made this : Squid1 - Havp - DG - Squid2. cache_peer is calling havp. I defined DG as Parent proxy of HAVP. And DG finally connect to Squid2. Is it correct ? Looks fine to me. This is the only way I found for getting ntlm_auth working with squid. Eric. probably. ntlm/negotiate is odd, not following basic HTTP messaging rules. Regards Henrik