Re: Roundrobin parents.

From: Mervin B. Manangan <mervin@dont-contact.us>
Date: Tue, 25 Nov 1997 16:38:07 +0800

Another thing that may help you is to configure your proxya and proxyb to be
proxyAB in your db entry (dns)...when your clients (child) access proxyAB, the
round-robin for your proxies would then rotate between proxya and proxyb...then
the weights would be the next criterion...hmmmm...

Umar Goldeli wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> Something which has always baffled me is as follows:
>
> cache_host proxya parent 8080 3130 weight=100 no-query round-robin
> cache_host proxyb parent 8080 3130 weight=100 no-query round-robin
> cache_host proxyc parent 8080 3130 weight=2 no-query
> cache_host proxyd parent 8080 3130 weight=1 no-query
>
> Basically I want squid to mainly cycle between proxya and proxyb and every
> once in a while use c and d. Regardless of what I set weights to, in the
> access_log, I get piles of FIRST_UP_PARENT entries with proxya and only a
> minute amount of ROUNDROBIN entries or anything that points to proxyb..
> all parents are alive and healthy..
>
> Is there something I'm doing wrong?
>
> Thanks,
>
> --Umar.

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