Hi all, As i understand it, a redirector simply passes off the request to the URL specified in the redirector program. The result of that redirect is not cached. Is that correct? I need to have a program (not a browser) be able to call: http://my.server.com:3128/feed_call.xml?results=12&keyword=flights and have that actually call: http://www.feedpeople.com/feeds/feed_call.xml?results=12&keyword=flights And cache the results of that call - to reduce calls to that feed and speed up the response times. I know i can do this by having all port 80 traffic redirected to 3128 using the iptables commands, but sysadmin does not allow this. As i can have my program call Squid directly on 3128 port i should be able to do this without iptables re-pointing surely? However, then i need to involve a redirector which doesn't seem to cache anything. Any thoughts greatfully accepted! Thanks Jim
