Does anyone know of an overview or comparision table of the common HTTP intermediaries (caches) such as Squid, Varnish, TrafficServer,...?
I want to setup a proxy (using Squid) that will take ~ 5000 requests per day on an Amazon EC2 instance.Will there be a noticeable difference in speed between a micro vs small instance?
url_rewrite_program by squid-cache really redirects the URL. In other words, the end-user gets a response back that says \"redirectted page from foo to bar\", and then the user makes another request t
I am new to squid and I want to use it(squid 2.7) for redirect, e.g. www.baidu.com --> www.google.com. So I enabled the redirect module in squid by using a perl script:
I have tried to look at the documentation, but have 开发者_运维技巧not found any info on this yet.You could do this with two squids (or a squid and an apache instance with mod_proxy)...
I am a bit green with Java but I have ran into an issue when trying to UPLOAD a local file to a remote FTP server through a SQUID HTTP proxy (please note this obviously ties my hands so that \'FTP\' a
We have a Spring 3 app with Spring Security behind a Squid proxy. The issue is that Spring only knows about the internal squid url so after a successful login at example.com/login instead of redirecti
I would like to add a HTTP (or WSGI) cache to my Python web application, for all requests which are either GET or HEAD
I want to setup proxy server on our office. I have two proxy server\'s available i.e. (SQUID for Linux and WinProxy for Windows).I have following requirement.
When you are served a web page, who builds the DOM document? Is it strictly the server printing HTML? How is the browser involved? I am specifically interested in knowing how is the document.cookie pr
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