Thx for the info. What I was trying to explain, was : For example if we take xxxsite1.com and xxxsite2.com, when a user try to access these 2 sites, squidguard will return an error.php with a specific msg and for example a gif file. What I was wondering, was : will this gif be stored two times in the cache? (as an object of xxxsite1 and as one of xxxsite2) Btw, I received the new hardware and configured it using the hints you gave me (reiserfs, aufs, ...) and with is a part of the tweeking. But the improve in the perf are significant (this morning we reached 92req/s with only 50% cpu utilisation on one cpu). Thx!!! Pierre-E -----Message d'origine----- De : Elsen Marc [mailto:elsen@xxxxxxx] Envoyé : lundi 4 avril 2005 15:16 À : SXB6300 Mailing; squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Objet : RE: [squid-users] Squid and Squidguard > Hi, > > I'm using squidguard with squid to filtrate the websites our users are > accessing. But I'm wondering one thing, does squid caches the error > pages returned by squidguard? > I explain : when a user try to access a porn site, squidguard > returns a > "forbidden page" but as this page is seen as if returned from the porn > site, does squid cache this page? - Squid doesn't cache page(s), only (web) objects. - The squidguard redirector returns an url being returned for squid to fetch as a substitute for the blocked site, if so configured. This url is then fetched by squid, and it's own freshness info, will apply as to whether squid will cache it and related objects or not. > If so, this would mean that the error page is cached many times as > different sites... > Can't understand that argument. But remember also, squid does not know about 'pages' M.
