I'm trying to configure squid to not cache a specific site. According to Section 4.20
of the FAQ, I should use:
acl SomeSite dstdomain .somesite.com
no_cache deny SomeSite
Is this correct?
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> I'm trying to configure squid to not cache a
> specific site. According to Section 4.20 of the
> FAQ, I should use:
>
> acl SomeSite dstdomain .somesite.com
> no_cache deny SomeSite
Yes this sytax is correct
you can also use
always_direct allow SomeSite
Regards
>
> Is this correct?
>
>
> > I'm trying to configure squid to not cache a
> > specific site. According to Section 4.20 of the
> > FAQ, I should use:
> >
> > acl SomeSite dstdomain .somesite.com
> > no_cache deny SomeSite
>
> Yes this sytax is correct
>
> you can also use
>
> always_direct allow SomeSite
>
--- Elsen Marc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> >
> > > I'm trying to configure squid to not cache a
> > > specific site. According to Section 4.20 of the
> > > FAQ, I should use:
> > >
> > > acl SomeSite dstdomain .somesite.com
> > > no_cache deny SomeSite
> >
> > Yes this sytax is correct
On Tue, 20 Apr 2004, Scott Kern wrote:
> I'm trying to configure squid to not cache a specific site. According to Section
> 4.20 of the FAQ, I should use:
>
> acl SomeSite dstdomain .somesite.com
> no_cache deny SomeSite
>
> Is this correct?
The FAQ is correct.
Regards
Henrik
On Tue, 20 Apr 2004, Elsen Marc wrote:
> > always_direct allow SomeSite
>
> No you can't ; that's related to bypassing parents;
> not related to site caching.
Unless there is a parent and this parent caches..
Regards
Henrik
