I have yet to find a way to get squid to go properly offline. We should instead investigate a local mirror of required pieces.  This is much more efficient, and doesn't break if the network is unstable.  I've done some work here, may be able to push a suggested model for this next week.

Regardless, we do need squid/apt-cacher for our current systems, so I'm not against this, just a point of discussion.

Robert

On Jul 2, 2013, at 9:55 AM, "Mark T. Voelker" <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>>
 wrote:


In manifests/profiles/cache_server.pp:

>    }
> +  elsif ($osfamily == 'redhat') {
> +    # TODO: Add squid support


@robertstarmer<https://github.com/robertstarmer> I believe it's also wanted for offline installs.

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