hierarchy_stoplist & cache digests

We have some electronic journals & datasets that are authenticated by IP
address.

These I set up as for example:

hierarchy_stoplist www.infotrac.london.gale.com

with to stop local caching getting sessions confused:

acl DSET1 dstdomain www.infotrac.london.gale.com

no_cache deny DSET1

However one of our neighbours has a cache digest with a hit for the page -
basicly an error message saying the neighbour can not access.

Despite the hierarchy, we are getting cache digest hits:

926522637.611 224 134.83.66.171 TCP_MISS/200 869 GET
http://infotrac.galegrou
p.com/itweb/bu_itc - CACHE_DIGEST_HIT/brunel0.sites.wwwcache.ja.net text/html

This is under Squid 2.1p2 - do we need always_direct statements as well?

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