Re: SQUID 2.2-STABLE5 ACL no-cache nitemarish problem.

Duane Wessels wrote:

> your access control is probably more complex than it needs
> to be. You can probably use
>
> acl spandex dst 63.163.227.105 63.163.227.89
> acl HTML url_regex -i \.html$ \.htm$
> no_cache deny spandex HTML
>
> Usually the only reason to use dstdomain is if you have
> a LOT of IP addresses that you don't want to type in.

No. no_cache is a "fast" ACL check (unless one of my patches are
applied), which makes dst a rather unreliable ACL to use.. and since one
false evaluation of no_cache is sufficient to make Squid cache some
page it is not recommendable.

--
Henrik Nordstrom
Squid hacker