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Author:  Guest [ 03 May 2006 22:14 ]
Post subject:  One Squid with one HAVP-Port and one Internet-Port
This question may not fit perfectly here, but maybe someone has solved this already.

Is it possible to configure one Squid-instance to listen on two ports where one port
has HAVP as parent and the other one is directly connected to the internet?

Thanks,
Matt
Author:  hege [ 03 May 2006 22:31 ]
Post subject: 
It's very simple.. acl has "myport".

http://squid.visolve.com/squid/squid30/ ... s.html#acl

http_port 8080
http_port 8090
acl CLIENT_PORT myport 8080
acl HAVP_PORT myport 8090
...
cache_peer_access havp.xxx.com deny CLIENT_PORT
cache_peer_access havp.xxx.com allow HAVP_PORT
...

Cheers,
Henrik
Author:  Guest [ 04 May 2006 00:53 ]
Post subject: 
Perfect! :D

Thanks,
Matt
Author:  Guest [ 05 May 2006 14:29 ]
Post subject:  squid sandwich on one machine
Hi.

Does this mean that with this setup you can run a squid sandwich on one machine ?

USERS =>( SQUID1 => HAVP => SQUID2 ) => INTERNET

I mean having squid1, havp and squid2 all running on a single pc ?

Thanks
Author:  hege [ 05 May 2006 14:34 ]
Post subject: 
Naturally you can.. it would be strange if you couldn't run multiple software on single computer. ;)

Either you run two squid instances with separate config files, or create a single config with acls enabling HAVP usage from users but not from localhost (but that logs all requests twice).

Cheers,
Henrik
Author:  Guest [ 05 May 2006 15:15 ]
Post subject: 
Ok, thanks.

I knew it was possible to run 2 different instances of squid but it didn't seem really easy to maintain since you need to have 2 separate binaries & 2 different configs...

I prefer the idea of having one squid instance listening on 2 ports...
Will try to make it work.

Thanks for your quick feeedback

Jean-Baptiste
Author:  hege [ 05 May 2006 16:08 ]
Post subject: 
Anonymous wrote:
Ok, thanks.

I knew it was possible to run 2 different instances of squid but it didn't seem really easy to maintain since you need to have 2 separate binaries & 2 different configs...

I prefer the idea of having one squid instance listening on 2 ports...
Will try to make it work.


Anyways, it seems that access_log parameters can use ACL too. So you can define what you log. That eliminates all the drawbacks, so yes go with one Squid..
Author:  hege [ 05 May 2006 16:33 ]
Post subject: 
I put quick example for this to Usage, maybe it helps.

Cheers,
Henrik
Author:  hege [ 05 May 2006 16:46 ]
Post subject: 
Oops it seems only Squid 3 can use acl with access_log .. I guess you have to live with duplicate logs. Unless you want to patch Squid 2.5 with this: http://devel.squid-cache.org/cgi-bin/diff2/customlog-2_5?s2_5

Cheers,
Henrik
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