Hi, Thanks for your reply.
>> And what is >> Squid actually trying to cache? The broadcast takes about 4 hours >> adding up to a few GBs. Is Squid trying to cache this in a single >> file? >> > > Depends on the transmission server. But yes it probably is. > In that case I think it would be better to turn caching off in my case. If I look in my access log, I found the following entries that start the stream: 1250426597.776 70 202.223.66.253 TCP_MISS/200 379 GET http://streams.kpn.net/cgi-bin/reflector_wms.cgi? - DIRECT/213.75.10.25 video/x-ms-asf 1250426734.207 71 202.223.66.253 TCP_MISS/200 378 GET http://streams.kpn.net/cgi-bin/reflector_wms.cgi? - DIRECT/213.75.10.25 video/x-ms-asf 1250426735.268 70 202.223.66.253 TCP_MISS/200 378 GET http://streams.kpn.net/cgi-bin/reflector_wms.cgi? - DIRECT/213.75.10.25 video/x-ms-asf How can I turn off caching in Squid for these URLs? Thank you, Andrej
