If you have Squid configure to cache, it will cache no matter if it is
running in forward or reverse proxying.
If you do not want to cache then you must tell this to Squid by using
the no_cache directive.
The cache is located where told by cache_dir (or /usr/local/squid/cache
if not told or whatever prefix you used when compiling squid)
"Fligel, Eric (CCI-Las Vegas)" wrote:
>
> I am using Squid in Accelerator mode. Somehow it has a page cached
> somewhere and is displaying that page. It is showing an old page from
> about a month ago. I was under the impression that accelerator mode just
> redirects, why would it be storing a page? And where is that page cached
> so that I can delete it.
>
> I checked the normal cache directories and the directories do not exist.
>
> Yes, I am new at this. Thanks for the help.
>
> Eric Fligel
> Cox Communications
Received on Mon Dec 10 2001 - 17:18:45 MST
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