Re: [squid-users] icap adaptation chains with adaptation sets

2021-04-09 Thread Klaus Brandl
Thanks! An other, maybe easier way were to support more then one adaptation_access lines, so we could do something like this: adaptation_access pool1 allow all adaptation_access pool2 allow all But this is currently not working, only the first line takes effect, the second is ignored. The config

Re: [squid-users] icap adaptation chains with adaptation sets

2021-04-04 Thread Alex Rousskov
On 3/31/21 10:02 AM, Klaus Brandl wrote: > is there a way to use more adaptation sets(for redundancy) combined in > an adaptation chain? Squid only supports chains of services and sets of services. There is currently no support for nesting (e.g., chains of sets). Such support would be generally u

Re: [squid-users] icap adaptation chains with adaptation sets

2021-04-01 Thread Klaus Brandl
it only works, if i use icap services directly, like: icap_service b1 reqmod_precache ... icap_service m1 reqmod_precache ... adaptation_service_chain checks b1 m1 adaptation_access checks allow all But then we have no redundancy... Klaus Am Donnerstag, den 01.04.2021, 08:27 + schrieb Klau

Re: [squid-users] icap adaptation chains with adaptation sets

2021-04-01 Thread Klaus Brandl
yes, then i get: 2021/04/01 10:23:53 kid1| Adaptation support is on 2021/04/01 10:23:53.421 kid3| ERROR: ERROR: Unknown adaptation name pool1 in adaptation chain 'checks' 2021/04/01 10:23:53.421 kid4| 93,2| src/adaptation/Config.cc(224) FinalizeEach: Initialized 14 message adaptation services 2021

Re: [squid-users] icap adaptation chains with adaptation sets

2021-04-01 Thread Amos Jeffries
On 1/04/21 3:02 am, Klaus Brandl wrote: Hi, is there a way to use more adaptation sets(for redundancy) combined in an adaptation chain? What we need is something like this: Have you tried configuring something like exactly what you posted? Amos __

[squid-users] icap adaptation chains with adaptation sets

2021-03-31 Thread Klaus Brandl
Hi, is there a way to use more adaptation sets(for redundancy) combined in an adaptation chain? What we need is something like this: icap_service b1 reqmod_precache ... icap_service b2 reqmod_precache ... icap_service b3 reqmod_precache ... icap_service b4 reqmod_precache ... icap_service m1 req