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As it seems to be working it is like this:
Client -> squid <-> http server
Which means the Squid always connects to the http server to get the files.
My question is, I would be more scalable if the
clients would be able to connect induvidually to the http server. like this:
client <-> squid
(squid modifies the http url for flv to http server instead
of serving it self)
client <-> http server (to download content)
sexcam
Hi!
Blake is absolutely right. Clients connect to the http server directly.
Thanks Blake!
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