Hello.
I have been experimenting lately with various refresh rate
settings on squid, as well as transparant proxying under linux. What I
would like to do is have squid cache normal proxy requests one way but
have it cache transparantly-redirected requests differently (for much less
time probably). This will allow properly configured web browsers to get
maximum usage from the cache, but will still allow limited caching of
pointcast/vrml/non-configured web browsers.
This sounds simple in theory- a normal squid access is logged as
'www.somehost.com', whereas transparant redirects are logged as strictly
IP numbers. How would one go about configuring a 'refresh_pattern' rule
that would only act on straight IP numbers?
eg.
refresh_pattern {ip numbers} 10 10% 60
(normal) refresh_pattern .gif... 1440 50% 10080
Many thanks in advance....
-keith
Received on Mon Oct 20 1997 - 22:12:53 MDT
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