On 16/7/14 3:25 pm, Brian Caouette wrote:
#1. Initial page lookups are really slow. When I enter a website it will pause for 6-8 seconds then the page is instantly there. I have Googles DNS set in general and currently have stock DNS Forwarder active. It's set to use system defaults.
As a test, have you tried using your ISP's caching DNS servers instead, and does it make any difference?
#2. Squid is active and working but hit rate has been zero. It's been running a week now. Prior install I would average a really poor .5 -2%. I'm not sure what to do. I'm on Google over load now trying to find the answers and so far my config seems to be in line with general recommendations.
A great many websites these days rely on dynamic content and send cache-control headers to prevent proxies like Squid from caching things. You can play with Squid's settings to ignore some cache-control headers, but obviously there are risks of delivering your clients out of date content by doing that.
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