RE: [squid-users] caching websites automatically

From: Andy McCall <Andy.McCall_at_unitypartnership.com>
Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2009 14:10:18 +0000

>Leonardo Rodrigues Magalh�es schrieb:
>>
>> Amos Jeffries escreveu:
>>> The big question is WHY BOTHER?
>>>
>>> Squid will cache whatever it can as it passes through, things get
>>> cached as users request them. This saves you on bandwidth and disk
>>> space. While giving followup clients the speed they would like.
>>
>> i completly agree with you. I really dont see the point on this
>> ....... but just gave Lorenor a simple and feasible way for acchieving
>> what he wants ........ despite the fact i also think that's stupid and
>> undeeded to do this kind of procedure :)
>>
>> I know it sounds weird, but I need it for my bachelor thesis. Thanks for
>> the help!

Also, wouldn't it be of some use caching high-use high-media sites in off-peak hours (00:00-04:30 in my case) so any new images are already cached for the morning? On the link I use we have almost no activity between 6PM and 8AM, but between 8AM-6PM its heavily in use, when I started reading this thread I thought pre-caching sites at around 4AM, like the BBC, Sky News etc. would be of some use. Yes, I know these sites get updated regularly during the day, but at least some of the new content would be already in the cache.

Am I missing something?

Thanks,

Andy.
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