On 20.03 18:24, Cody Webb wrote:
> I am planning to host squid on a server with a 100Mbit connection. The
> company that will be hosting my server only allows 200Gbits of bandwidth
> per month. Delay pools will be used to limit total bandwidth and speed.
> I would like home broadband users to bypass the proxy when requesting
> file downloads (to conserve bandwidth). It was recently brought to my
> attention that this may be possible by configuring a .pac script to
> bypass the proxy on commonly known download URL patterns such as .zip
> and .iso file extensions. Has anyone tried this? Or can someone point
> me in the right direction as to guides, instructions, or how-tos? I
> have not been able to find any example scripts for microsoft.
Nota that HTTP does not differ between file downloads and other traffic.
HTTP serves objects, and it's client's business what to with them (show
them or store them on disk).
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