On Tue, 16 Sep 2003, Sam Pointer wrote:
> More on-topic, how will Squid handle this? Say I visit `Verisignsucks.com`
> and get their sitesearch page. Squid caches it. Now I go to
> `zzzxfeuoiwqueoiwqe.com` and get the exact same content. Does Squid cache
> another whole instance or recognise that it already has the correct files,
I use a completely different approach to the VeriSign problem.
My /etc/squid.verisign reads:
64.94.110.11
208.254.3.130
And in the squid.conf:
acl verisign dst "/etc/squid.verisign"
deny_info ads-verisign.html verisign
http_access deny ads.ip
I then put up an informational HTML page "ads-verisign.html" in the
appropriate squid directory and I am set. That really helps the users
more in understand what's going on then making access to the VeriSign
scum pages faster.
Maybe there are more IP addresses than just these two but this seems to
work in the first place.
Regards
Christoph
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