Hi List, As part of an internal evaluation project I have a need to maintain a totally static copy of all Web content fetched via a squid proxy for X URLs - i.e. every object fetched for a limit of (say) 10,000 individual web sites, 1 hour browse activity etc. This copy will form a dataset against which we can test various web filtering and classification products. I've searched the squid-users archive as well as the squid-cache.org FAQ, config guide and Wiki. As such I've seen the info at http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/FAQ/FAQ-12.html#ss12.23 ("How come some objects do not get cached?"); http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/FAQ/FAQ-12.html#ss12.20 ("How does squid decide when to refresh a cached object?"); and "refresh_pattern" from http://squid.visolve.com/squid/squid24s1/tuning.htm Is there currently a supported way to force the caching of all objects which are listed in the URLs above as non-cacheable? I believe we can work with existing features to ensure objects are not expired out for the duration of our tests (several months actually...) however I cannot at this point see a way to ensure that all objects are cached regardless of their content (e.g. all forms of Cache-Control header). I was hoping for perhaps some form of configure arguments but they don't appear to exist. We are happy to modify the source if need be however I have little idea of where to start or what to look for. If source modification _is_ the only way forward I would greatly appreciate any pointers the list could give me regarding which source files, functions etc I should be looking at. Thanks list! Regards,
