> From: Jurijs Dorofejevs [SMTP:jurijs@aizkraukles.com]
>
> How can I enable to keep objects in my own cache from parent proxy?
>
Access cacheable sites. Many web pages are uncacheable,
through ignorance or for commercial reasons. In this case,
your parent will not cache them either. Also make sure that
you understand the difference between revalidation and fetching.
NB trying to change the behaviour (other than by educating the
content providers) without a thorough understanding of the
protocol and how it is used and abused, tends to result in
mis-operation, including returning confidential data to the
wrong person. (See the archive - http://www.cineca.it/proxy/search/
- for details.)
Please supply examples of publically available URLs (no
cookies or login required) which you think should be
cacheable, but are not.
> And what option do I need to write raw IP instead DNS name into
> access.log?
>
I use common log file format, but I thought that you
did get client IPs in the native format; servers are
accessed by name, and IPs are meaningless when you have
a parent.
Received on Fri Aug 13 1999 - 07:59:56 MDT
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