On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 13:06:48 -0800, Jeffrey Smelser muttered: > Your always going to get a speed boost as far as the web sites you > frequent a lot.. These images will be saved in squid and you won't need > to download them again..
Actually, with a slow last-hop, you'd want to run squid behind the dial-up gateway. Squid caches the files, but you'd still be reloading them every time you revisited the site with this configuration. > It just all depends.. It depends on the pages you go to and how much > squid can cache of it.. I use it more for a logging perspective and > anything going through port 80 must go through squid. > > > I just figured out how to use Webmin to change this. The reason I setup > > Squid is because I'm dialing-in to a server that's running on a partial > > T1. Right now, I have the server NAT'ing my connections out to the > > internet. I'm hoping to get a bit of a speed boost by using a proxy on > > the server instead. Am I wrong here? -- Andrew Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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