What version of squid are you using?
In a case these are static files or atleast alike the 1,2,4 MB files it
can be cached by configuring squid correctly.
To make sure it is cached or not I would use a set of request tools:
wget
browser(firefox,chrome,exporer,others)
links
After I would verify that suqid configuration is OK I would try to
understand what any why.
If you can share the headers of the request and response it will help a lot.
"wget -d url"
"curl -v ur"
In a case of command line there might be some settings to define the
proxy such as "http_proxy=http://IP_ADDRESS:3128/".
There are couple squid.conf settings related to memory object size and
disk object size etc.
http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/config/
Have what you need but the conf file and version should help me
understand more.
Eliezer
On 05/01/14 15:27, Aris Squid Team wrote:
> I've tested same file with different sizes:
> 1MB: cached
> 2MB: cached
> 4MB: cached
> 6MB: no
> 8MB: no
> .....
Received on Sun Jan 05 2014 - 14:03:54 MST
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