On Tue, 14 Jan 1997, Richard Hall wrote:
> I should have addressed this. The dedicated squid could take care of this
> for everyone else by running a redirector tailor-made for its dedicated
> domain. Everyone else sends their netscape.com and mcom.com requests to
> the mirror squid, and it deals with the redirect, etc. This is what I
Yes, I've thought of doing some type of mirror as well. As an ISP another
idea would be to do a zone transfer of their domain and answer
authoritativly for it but modify all the www pointers to your mirror instead
"forcing" your users to hit the mirror instead of the main page.
Would be useful for heavily hit servers which are slugish from your part of
the net.
Being bombarded with a recursive webget might piss off a few admins though
on large sites =]. Better make sure thats running at 4am =].
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