But I thought that since I was using an edited squid init.d script, that this second script should have correctly started Squid with the specified second squid.conf (called squid2.conf)?
Chris Wilcox wrote:
Hi all,
Our current project currently requires the use of two seperate squid instances with a web filter in the middle. Clients would connect to Squid1 and be authorised then passed to the filter which would use Squid2 as the cache. Squid1 would not cache, just log.
You can run two separate squids by using two separate config files (see the commandline parameters for squid, particularly -f <file>). And that's it. So you need to use 2 different configuration files.
rgrds,
Bart
Regards,
nry
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