Take a look at the inside_firewall settings.. If you configure squid to
be inside a firewall, then all requests is sent to one of the parents.
All domains matching inside_firewall will go direct, all other throught
your parent proxy (no DNS lookup done/needed).
example:
Corporate proxy: proxy.corp.com port 8080
cache_host proxy.corp.com 8080 7 default
inside_firewall corp.com
--- Henrik Nordström Evan Champion wrote: > > I have a configuration where all HTTP access must be done through a > corporate HTTP proxy. Howeverthat proxy doesn't seem to cachedocuments > and is extremely overloaded, so I was trying to figure out a way to set up > a squid server to improve performance. > > There are two problems here. > > 1. squid must send connections through the proxy (no direct connect). > 2. there is no Internet DNS server available (only corporate DNS). > > Is there any way to get something like this running? > > EvanReceived on Fri May 16 1997 - 16:48:38 MDT
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