est wrote:
> I don't know why ALL proxy servers on earth are acting like cache
> servers. Currently I am using a SSH tunnel to build a high-speed SOCKS
> proxy, and using our dear Polipo to transfer SOCKS proxy to HTTP
> proxy, an HTTP proxy for a intranet exactly. HTTP proxy is far more
> compatible than SOCKS proxy because many client softwares support only
> HTTP proxy like SVN, rsync, LastFM, GTalk, etc.
>
> But I have a very annoying problem with polipo, when listening to
> LastFM via proxy for a while the player prompts 403: invalid ticket. I
> think polipo might have some serious problem with caching. After
> reading manual I found I don't know where to start to disable caching
> completely. So I have to join this mail list, I need your tech guy's
> help. My question is: How to config Polipo to a non-caching SOCKS2HTTP
> proxy server?
>
> Any information is appreciated, thank you!
>
If you want Polipo to *not* cache something put its URL or the name of
its host in the "uncachable" file (which usually reside in
"/etc/polipo/uncachable") or pass:
uncachableFile=/path/to/uncachable_file
to "polipo" when starting it.
Examples:
- If you want Polipo to not cache "http://www.yahoo.com"; (that is: the
opening page of "Yahoo!", not the whole "www.yahoo.com" host), put
the following line in the "uncachable" file:
^http://www.yahoo.com/$
- If you want Polipo to not cache anything from the host
"www.yahoo.com" put the following line in the uncachable file:
www.yahoo.com
That's it.
I hope that help you.
Ziyad.
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