> Hi,
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> 1) According to Duane (thanks for the Info by the way), one can�t have a hierarchy of proxies for secure sockets (e.g.: https). My present work-around is that the clients are configured to use the main firewall proxy for such connections. Unfortunately I have 36000 clients and not all of them use Netscape and my automatic proxy configuration... which leads to much confusion.
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> Any chance that this will be possible by version 1.0?
No, but 1.1 will.
> 2) If you have two parents, one is a squid proxy and the other is a non ICP capable proxy (e.g.: Netscape, CERN) then the child proxies will only try getting documents from the ICS capable (squid) proxy. At least that's my experience after much fiddeling.
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> In my case this means that the child proxies only get stuff from a 128 KBit link (via squid) instead of a 2 MBit link (via Netscape) . Any way of getting squid to get stuff from both parents?
Have you tried to assign wheight to you parents, giving your "larger" parent
a higher priority? And is your non ICP parent responding on UPD ECHO?
> My present work-around is not to use the squid (128 KBit Link) proxy as a parent. Though I might try setting that one up as a neigbor...
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> 3)For various nefarious reasons I need to know how many bytes are requested by a client. However access.log only gives me the client-IP and the URL (two thirds of the information I need).
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> Example: 192.109.2.42 - - [02/Jul/1996:08:59:20 +0200] "ICP_QUERY http://www.sz-sb.de/TGS/logos/aktuell.gif" UDP_MISS 62
Transfered sizes are always logged affter the log tag. This request sent 62
bytes to the client. Probaby a IMS Request for a object not in the cache.
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