I can ping the cache machine at all times, I haven't tried a manual telnet to
the squid port , but I can do a regular telnet to the cache machine and
log in. I have looked at the cache.log file, and I can find nothing amiss.
When I ran one copy of squid on port 3128 , it's cache log said
that it detected a dead sibling ( the one on 8080 ) :
1999/01/27 17:00:12| Detected DEAD Sibling: zeus.zccm.zm/8080/3130
1999/01/27 17:00:12| Detected REVIVED Sibling: zeus.zccm.zm/8080/3130
.
.
.
1999/01/27 18:05:19| Detected DEAD Sibling: zeus.zccm.zm/8080/3130
1999/01/27 18:05:19| Detected REVIVED Sibling: zeus.zccm.zm/8080/3130
.
.
.
Does this help ?
Jay
Jonathan Larmour wrote:
> Jay Banda wrote:
> >
> > every few minutes ( not a regular interval ), the
> > clients' pc's are unable to connect to the proxy server. The message
> > simply states that the browser could not reach the proxy server.
>
> What happens if you ping the cache machine - does that work? What happens if
> you manually telnet to the cache machine on the squid port? Have you looked
> at the cache.log file?
>
> Jifl
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