On 27 Dec 2005, Kevin wrote: > On 12/27/05, Sven wrote: [...] > > How can I cache Google search result pages? > > Are you sure you want to cache google search results? Yes, I know its dangers, but I need this for some applications (fixed order of search hits etc.) > > Even the following command [...] > Google search result URLs include a query string in the URL, and > return a cookie -- both of these will, in a default Squid, cause the > proxy to explicitly choose not to cache the data. 1. Query string: I already replaced acl QUERY urlpath_regex cgi-bin \? with acl QUERY urlpath_regex cgi-bin 2. Cooky: I suppress all cookies within the HTTP client (web browser). Is this enough? > Additionally the google servers mark their pages as uncacheable, > returning a "Cache-Control: private" header. This might be the problem. How can I override this? Sven
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