Hi, Just to update , it worked fine. The problem was with the redirect
login cgi that had some permission issues in other server hence it did
not failover earlier. It now listens only in 443, works beautifully.
Thanks Amos for your help.
On Wed, Feb 6, 2013 at 10:16 AM, paramkrish <mkparam_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear Squid Users:
>
> Do you see any gross difference in my setup ? What i m trying is something
> very basic, in my opinion, just having two apache's running in 8080 behind
> Squid and a http->https redirection. While everything works great, I am
> concerned why squid does not detect the failed cache_peer parent to failover
> the request to the other node. What could possibly be missing in the configs
> or is this some sort of bug when squid made to work with 443 / SSL ?
>
> Please guide me as i am completely stalled.
> Thanks a lot for the wonderful work you have been doing.
>
> PK
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