Not a big deal when there is only one person on the system being backed
up (my desktop), and only two people using the line each visiting mostly
different sites :)
I do usually bring up a proxy for LAN parties though.
--MonMotha
Warren Togami wrote:
On Thu, 2002-05-23 at 19:33, MonMotha wrote:
As for browser caches, it might be better to keep an exempt list around
that tells tar to exempt your browser cache (and possibly other things)
from being backed up. This way you don't have to purge your cache and
take the performance hit in your browser as you have to redownload
everything.
--MonMotha
Why not purge the cache and rely on Squid for caching? Also set the
individual browser caches to be smaller. That allows your per-user
quotas to be smaller, while reducing redundancy on browser caching. The
Squid cache will take care of caching for all clients, saving on
bandwidth too.
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