Unrelated to your problem, but with an interest in reverse proxy techniques: have you checked that squid is actually caching the pages? I remember (somewhat vaguely) looking into using a reverse proxy and finding that squid didn't quite do it.
So I've stayed asway from squid, and maybe I did wrong ;)
Under apache 1.3 mod_proxy won't cache content because PHP doesn't provide Content-lenght headers (even with output buffering on!). The solution with apacche is to use mod_accel.
According to the documentation, you can do it with the new mod_proxy/mod_cache included in apache 2, but reports in the mod_perl mailing list indicate it may not work.
cheers,
martin
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