Re: inside_firewall and local_domain

Try:

inside_firewall anything.that.this.cache.can.reach.directly !except.this

ie:

# All our domain is inside, except www and sales
# So this cache will go direct for all of corporate.com except for
# sales.. and www.. both of which will be fetched from the parent
# any other domains not mentioned will also come from the parent.
inside_firewall corporate.com !www.corporate.com !sales.corporate.com

Is that sort of what you're asking?

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Mark McCafferty wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'll just bet this is a common question, but I have had no
> luck in any of the FAQ's etc, so ...
>
> I have an environment with some machines on the inside
> of our firewall and some on the outside. As the machines
> on the outside are all sorts of IP's and names, I chose
> to use the inside_firewall directive, and just negated
> out those that were external. This works fine.
>
> However, *all* requests go to the parent cache. So, I use
> the local_domain directive to get squid to go direct to the
> offices nearby (each of which is domained).
>
> But, all requests are still sent to the first parent!
>
> I am sure this is simple, but I cannot figure it.
>
> To summarise:
>
> . I need to use a proxy server to get outside the firewall
> to both my own systems and the rest of the world
> . I am happy to use the parent cache to access most other
> internal sites, but ...
> . I want to go direct to a number of local offices
>
> thx
> mark
>
> --
> Mark McCafferty Systems Engineer SGI, Brisbane, AU
>
> Soup. A cauli. Fridge. Elastic. Eggs. Pea. Halitosis.

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