cache_host_domain should do the trick. look in the squid.conf file just
under cache_host. An explanation should be present, along with examples
ie, cache_host_domain proxy1 .com
cache_host_domain proxy2 !.com
D.
On Mon, 17 Nov 1997, Brad Dixon wrote:
>
> Yes I know that sounds a bit ambiguous but it does make sense..
>
> I saw someone commenting on this the other day and was wondering if a satisfactory
> solution was found.. What I would like to do is the following -
>
> have proxy1 be the no-query default proxy for say .com domains
> and proxy2 to be the no-query default for every other domain.
>
> Does this make sense and could some one please tell me an easy way to set this up....
>
> As I'm sure it is quite easy ... Isn't it ??
>
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