you mean you want to increase it further?...... one-fourth savings in bandwidth is quite substantial if you pay by MB especially when you don't have to pay a penny for squid..
you can make an analysis of the browsing patterns first...and see what all you can force to cache.... with my limited experience of squid I can only provide that comment..someone more knowledgeable in the list will be able to provide a more relevent answer I guess.. Jawed Ahmed On 28 Sep 2004 at 11:42, Herv� Le Mo�ne wrote: > Hi, > > I used a proxy squid which caches all the internet traffic of the > establishment. > I saw the logs ( especialy le acces.log ) and determine that only 26% of the > requests are cached. > How can i go on and change my squid configuration in the rigth way? > > Thanks > > Best regards > _____________________ > Herv� Le Mo�ne > CATI > Vice-Rectorat de Mayotte > > > T�l : (02 69) 61 89 96 > http://www.ac-mayotte.fr > m�l: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
