Well, english is not my native language too, but that does not hurt much :)
1. Define an access list (text file with domains you wanna cache, one
domain per line):
acl domains_cache dstdomain "/etc/squid/lists/domains_cache.txt"
2. Define a parameter that will allow cache for these domains, wh
Piece of cake:
always_direct deny acl_not_direct
always_direct allow all
On 05.08.2014 23:19, nuhll wrote:
Thanks, but its not possible to make a list of all possible websites which i
could visit but i dont want to cache xD.
Is there no way to direct ALL websites direct EXCEPT only some websit
You should create an access list with sites that you don't want to cache
like:
always_direct allow acl_direct_sites
always_direct allow all will make ALL requests to go directly bypassing cache.
Also see cache_deny directive.
On 04.08.2014 22:25, nuhll wrote:
always_direct allow all
and then
always_direct directive
On 04.08.2014 22:15, nuhll wrote:
Hello,
you are right. I dont mean redirect like 301.
I mean, squid should not touch the website or connection and just send it
direct to the website, except some websites which i want to cache.
How to archive this?
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View this messa
delay_pools are not used at all (delay_access 1 deny all), i'll try to
remove them completely,
but as 3.3 works fine i doubt that'll help.
On 15.07.2014 19:01, FredB wrote:
Try without delay_pool or at least without CONNECT method and delay_pool
Fred
I've seen a February thread about this problem, but it seems that it
never reached a consensus.
I've just tried to migrate from 3.3.12 to 3.4.6, but almost instantly
got timeout problems and 100% cpu usage by squid process.
I'm using kerberos auth and external_ldap_group helpers, ssl bump,
con
