Re: Re: [squid-users] Squid as web page cache for dynamic content

2007-06-21 Thread peter pan

--- Snow Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED]写道:

 2007/6/20, Kimmo Gl�borg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
  Hello,
 
  I'm totally new to Squid and working for the
 largest IT news portal in
  Scandinavia. We're looking to replacing our
 current server side page
  cache environment with a hardware solution (such
 as Netapp NetCache
  for example). Now would this be possible to do
 maybe with
  Squid instead?
 
  So I don't want to use Squid for client proxy,
 only website content
  cache/acceleration and if possible also
 distribution for streaming
  media (web tv)..
 
 
 Squid can do that well (using reverse proxy mode).
 But if your site's contents are fully dynamic,I may
 recommend you to
 use another proxy tool -- Nginx,which was fast and
 with high
 performance.
 

OK , I get it.

Add an option originserver at the end of the line 
cache_peer , that would deal with my problem.
After a little test it works. Thanks.

About Nginx, Squid is enough for my using.
I using SquidNT as cache server for TOR 
(The Onion Rounters). To make it a little faster,
when use it to go through GFW .

So , for just one user. Squid is simple and efficient
enough. 



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[squid-users] Squid as web page cache for dynamic content

2007-06-20 Thread Kimmo Gläborg

Hello,

I'm totally new to Squid and working for the largest IT news portal in
Scandinavia. We're looking to replacing our current server side page
cache environment with a hardware solution (such as Netapp NetCache
for example). Now would this be possible to do maybe with
Squid instead?

So I don't want to use Squid for client proxy, only website content
cache/acceleration and if possible also distribution for streaming
media (web tv)..

// kimmo


Re: [squid-users] Squid as web page cache for dynamic content

2007-06-20 Thread Michael W. Lucas
On Wed, Jun 20, 2007 at 01:34:16PM +0200, Kimmo Gl?borg wrote:
 Hello,
 
 I'm totally new to Squid and working for the largest IT news portal in
 Scandinavia. We're looking to replacing our current server side page
 cache environment with a hardware solution (such as Netapp NetCache
 for example). Now would this be possible to do maybe with
 Squid instead?
 
 So I don't want to use Squid for client proxy, only website content
 cache/acceleration and if possible also distribution for streaming
 media (web tv)..
 
 // kimmo


You can do this with Squid.  You can also use Varnish, which is
specifically designed for your problem.

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Re: [squid-users] Squid as web page cache for dynamic content

2007-06-20 Thread squid3
 Hello,

 I'm totally new to Squid and working for the largest IT news portal in
 Scandinavia. We're looking to replacing our current server side page
 cache environment with a hardware solution (such as Netapp NetCache
 for example). Now would this be possible to do maybe with
 Squid instead?

 So I don't want to use Squid for client proxy, only website content
 cache/acceleration and if possible also distribution for streaming
 media (web tv)..

 // kimmo


Very probably. NetCache and Squid are alternatives to each other in most
areas.
Squid also has an excellent record as a reverse proxy (acclerator) caching
web traffic produced by backend servers so duplicate requests save
processing.

Amos




Re: [squid-users] Squid as web page cache for dynamic content

2007-06-20 Thread Snow Wolf

2007/6/20, Kimmo Gläborg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

Hello,

I'm totally new to Squid and working for the largest IT news portal in
Scandinavia. We're looking to replacing our current server side page
cache environment with a hardware solution (such as Netapp NetCache
for example). Now would this be possible to do maybe with
Squid instead?

So I don't want to use Squid for client proxy, only website content
cache/acceleration and if possible also distribution for streaming
media (web tv)..



Squid can do that well (using reverse proxy mode).
But if your site's contents are fully dynamic,I may recommend you to
use another proxy tool -- Nginx,which was fast and with high
performance.