Kolics Bertold wrote:
>
> Don't forget that having duplicates of cache objects can be beneficial in
> specific circumstances. There are places where network connection is
> really a scarce resource compared to the disk space which is relatively
> cheap.
For example here, in Italy. Our beloved monopolist's leased lines are 10 times
(and sometime even more) more expensive than in the USA, while the storage costs
almost the same...
I personally have some squids around the network and I WANT them to cache every
single byte passing thru them, duplicate or not.
> PS: the way M$ relates to web caching is described best by their web
> server response headers!
If their cache cannot cache their pages, by induction, it cannot cache anything.
Bye!
-- Daniele -------------------------------------------------------------------- Daniele Orlandi - Utility Line Italia - http://www.xt.net Via Mezzera 29/A - 20030 Seveso (MI) - Italy - FAX: ++39(362)540153 --------------------------------------------------------------------Received on Wed Oct 15 1997 - 11:42:49 MDT
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