Yes correct, the parent Proxy is a forward, but the squid will have to do both from client aspect.
Can I run two instances of squid - forward and reverse separately considering my configuration is good enough? On Tue, 7 Aug 2018, 22:00 Amos Jeffries, <squ...@treenet.co.nz> wrote: > On 08/08/18 04:01, Hariharan Sethuraman wrote: > > Thanks Amos: yes agree that I should have told forward proxy. > > > > When I remove the originserver option from cache_peer, the forward proxy > > is working so which means the rewriter is not precluding from happening. > > Does that give any clue to us? > > > > Ah, cant believe I missed that. If the parent proxy is your access to > the Internet then is *not* a reverse-proxy. It cannot be and receive > proxy<->proxy traffic. > > Any attempt to change the scheme is erased because the scheme is not > part of origin-form message syntax. > > > > Moreover the reverse proxy is in next hop to the client and not in > > internet. Time being, we are ok to have insecure channel between client > > and squid. Do you have any sample config that that uses a parent proxy > > to do both forward/reverse proxy? Or do you see my config is good enough > > for this requirement. > > > > The traffic types have different syntax. It is possible to have a parent > proxy which receives both, but that has to be different ports and > different cache_peer links between them. > > Amos >
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