For non-ICP parents you should use the no-query cache_peer option... See also never_direct.
Regards Henrik m�n 2003-02-03 klockan 10.51 skrev Heinz Ahrens: > Hallo squid-users, > > i have got a little question with squid hierachy. I use only parent caches. > > > In our network we use 3 cache-hirachy: > > 0. browser > 1. squid-cache (user authentication, no caching, squidGuard, acl) > 2. websweeper-cache (only parent, no icp, only content-filtering, no > caching) > 3. squid-cache (no user authentication, real cache) > 4. internet > > I get different messages: > > a) TIMEOUT_FIRST_PARENT_MISS > > Is this a problem ? If Cache 1.) get a TIMOUT from all parents (Cache 2.), > what happens. Cache 1 do not know something about Cache 3.) Is it possible > that Cache 2.) gets a TIMEOUT from Cache 3.) and so the error is send to Cache > 1.) ??? > > b) TCP_MISS/504 1081 POST http://www.gmx.de xf01070 > DEFAULT_PARENT/10.65.70.250 text/html > > Now i get a lot of 504-errors. But who generates the error ??? > > - the Cache 1 because of TIMEOUT-definitions in squid.conf ? > - the Cache 2 because he is the DEFAULT PARENT ? > - the Cache 3 because he is the DEFAULT of the DEFAULT ? > - the internet because of the error-code 504 ? > > How can i resolve the problem. I only get 504-errors with websweeper as > Cache 2.) > > > Greetings from Germany > > Heinz Ahrens > > > > > > > > > > > -- Henrik Nordstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> MARA Systems AB, Sweden
