You were correct in saying it was an http_access thing. I'd cunningly managed to put a "deny all" statement blocking all access to local servers before the statement that allowed access to the digests
All working now ;-)) Alex
--On 26 May 2003 11:36 +0200 Henrik Nordstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
men 2003-05-26 klockan 10.24 skrev Alex Sharaz:Hi all,
The above message is staring to bother me a bit. i've got 3 web caches behind a foundry server load balancing box and although I've switched on digests, each cache comes up with "temporarily disabling (forbidden) digest from <name of the other 2 caches>
What do you get in access.log on the other cache when this is reported?
Anything in cache.log?
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