On Tue, 10 Feb 2004, Nick Baronian wrote: > Thanks Henrik.� To help clarify some issues we have each Squid box > connected to an App Server running Apache which talks to a Oracle > database.� We have our DB's replicating to one another for fail over > reasons but due to some Oracle issue regarding some pointer issue with > db replication only one of our DB's can handle a certain request from > App Server.� Right now the sites that produce these requests are all > pointed to the App Server and DB that can handle it.� Whenever this > request is made a key word is always in the URL string but the URL will > not always be the same thing.� The URL could read something like > www.mysite.com/blah/blah?keyword=monkey&variable=34 or� > www.mysite.com/blah/blah?variable=34&variableA=66keyword=monkey&variable2=H > Once we start load balancing the servers I will need all requests > containing this keyword in the URL to point to the correct Squid Server > and that Squid Server will be set to talk to the correct App Server > which talks to the Oracle DB that handles those types of requests.� Is > this something that can be done proxy.pac?� How would this be > accomplished?� Doesn't a regex match have to match a whole URL not just > a keyword?
This sounds like a reverse proxy setup? In such case proxy.pac is not an option. A redirector helper will work fine for the above purpose. See the redirector_program directive. Regards Henrik
