Firstly, I think the biggest roadblocks you’re going to hit with caching
YouTube are:
1) It’s all encrypted now (thanks Google). Squid can’t cache what it can’t see
inside an SSL tunnel.
2) They have a pretty intense CDN which you’ll need a StoreID helper to deal
with.
There are people on this list that know way more about it than me though, so
I’ll let them explain how they do it.
On Mon, May 25, 2015 at 4:48 PM, Reet Vyas <reet.vya...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
> I want to use squid to cache youtube videos, ours is media agency and lots
> of bandwidth issue we are facing , so I came with solution to cache youtube.
> I want to know the few things as I am new to squid and networking .
> I have tplink router and 8 broadband connc and two leased line connection
> so I cant make squid as router so i want to setup squid in such a way i
> want to use gateway my router IP only and want all request coming on port
> 80 to go through squid.
> Is this possible?? I am just assuming it can be done done using iptables
> but if squid server is router and I dont to use squid as router cause of so
> many ISP lines.
> Can you please suggest how to achieve this?
> Please give some ideas to implement this
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