On Wed, 2003-07-23 at 01:45, Chris Wilcox wrote: > Hi all, > > Just had a suggestion about a project I'm working on: can we provide > predictive caching? I know it's possible to use cron and wget to schedule > downloads of pages to keep them in the cache, but is there any way I can get > squid to follow links on pages it downloads so they load even quicker when > requested by users? There's nothing in the docs so I'm presuming this is a > no? In which case, is anyone aware of ways I can get this type of behaviour > to work?
Nothing within squid today, and unlikely unless someone contributes or sponsors it. if you research into this, be sure to accomodate: handling /large/ objects that the user never requests. handling the meta-data headers to ensure the pre-fetched object is compatible with the Vary: instructions issued by the server. handling the link saturation that will likely be caused. dealing with synthetic URL's (such as created by javascript). Cheers, Rob -- GPG key available at: <http://members.aardvark.net.au/lifeless/keys.txt>.
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