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Security: Proprietary
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I've been thinking lately. Would it be possible to ensure the 100% cacheability
of video content? By configuring Squid in a certain way.
So, for example. I could
I have some questions related to refresh pattern options
First, since “no-cache” now seems in-effective with http 1.1, what would be a
possible way to force an object to cache using both standards of html 1.0 and
1.1? If it’s not possible, then is there any plans to implement in a future
Netflix doesn't work through Squid
The only option you have to allow Netflix to work through a proxied
environment without adding exceptions on all your clients, is to put
this code in your configuration file:
acl netflix dstdomain .netflix.com
cache deny netflix
That allows Netflix to fully
I'm beginning to conclude that refresh pattern in Squid is useless.
I had a neat refresh pattern which is supposed to help cache just
about everything, below:
refresh_pattern
([^.]+\.)?(download|(windows)?update)\.(microsoft\.)?com/.*\.(cab|exe|msi|msp|psf)
4320 100% 43200 override-expire
