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Re: [squid-users] Major malfunction: Squid and Windows Update

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At 02:27 AM 4/20/2005, Denis Vlasenko wrote:

>Wow. How come my intranet does not suffer from this at all despite lotsa
>folks with various dowload managers which (mis)use partial download?\

Partial downloads aren't the issue. Downloaders that use subranges
on very large non-cacheable files are what seem to cause the pathological 
behavior. Windows Update and Intuit's QuickBooks update are the worst
offenders. I will publish details to this list shortly; I would have done
so sooner but my first priority was finding some kind of workaround. I
think I've finally come up with one whose primary drawback is that it could
waste space on the cache disk and/or evict useful objects from the cache.
But it does seem as if it will prevent the huge bandwidth waste we've been 
seeing, at least until Squid's behavior is corrected.

--Brett Glass


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