Hi,
Netscape may have their pages set up the same way that Microsoft
have theirs. You can not cache Microsoft's pages in the normal fashion.
I haven't done it, but I believe you have to set up some sort of exception
rule for these pages, so that they can be cached. Maybe Netscape have
decided to do the same things. But, I just tested it and my access.log
just came up with a "TCP_HIT" message when I accessed home.netscape.com
www.msn.com (Microsoft Network) always forces a refresh for some
reason.....oh well, such is life at Microsoft. :-)
Dave.
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Queensland University of Technology
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On Wed, 14 May 1997, Maciej Szulc wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have got (great) Linux running Squid for my departament. Almost
> everything goes well, but sometimes it doesn't remember new link -
> http://home.netscape.com for example (It has never remembered netscape -
> other sites -OK, but never netscape (it doesn't touch only the netscape-
> there are other sities also). Even if Squid has link in cache, i have to
> wait - after a while that transmission is great, but before i see 'Site
> .... contacted, waiting for reply for approx. 5-30 sec). I got 'parrent'
> cache (squid also), that is configured for port 8080 and ICP 3130. Should
> I configure it as 'slibling'? What does the 'sliblig' do? Squid has 0.5GB
> storage on disk, 32MB RAM, and is running on Amd486/100MHz (dedicated
> machine, only for www cache). Should i enable 'udp_hit_obj' to speed my
> squid up?
>
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Received on Wed May 14 1997 - 15:40:08 MDT
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