On Fri, 10 Oct 2003, Christoph Haas wrote: > Mixing both always_direct and never_direct may cause problems.
Not really.. but they do have a predefined priority order: 1. If always_direct allow, then go direct. 2. else, if never_direct allow, then must use a peer 3. else try to be smart. (default) > The last two lines may confuse squid. Leave the last line off and tell > it to... > | always_direct allow free_www > | always_direct deny all > > This way the free_www destinations are always reached directly > (following your local routing table) and all other requests are sent via > your parent proxy. Nope. The never_direct line is required (see above). Regards Henrik
