See "acl myport" and cache_peer_access directives for selecting which peer to use.
I would recommend you to use a separate password file for the proxy unless the same users also have to use other system services like shell, pop/imap etc.. Henrik Thomas Hanson wrote: > > Hi, > I am trying to set a squid proxy up that listens on 2 port numbers (2058 and > 5555). But I would like to have it so that people who connect on port 2058 > use cache_peer 1 and people on port 5555 use cache_peer 2. And if possible > the people using chache_peer 2 must authenticate against /etc/passwd and > shadow files. > Is this possible and if so how? > > My system is linux redhat 8.0 and squid > > Thanks > Thomas
