I had a question about squid, and I don't really know where to go to get the answer. (been on google, been on IRC, looked through the docs, etc.) Here's what I'm wondering. I know that Squid caches pages so that browsing is sped up. I also know that it can be set to cache even dynamic pages and such. Is there a program out there that can view this cache? (see what is in the cache, like on a "last visited" basis?) If so, that would make my job a lot easier. I am looking to see if there is a way i can do historical caching as well. Basically, I don't want to discard cache, because I want to be able to view everything that people on the network did (the actual page itself, and the data itself, etc.) Basically, this would incorporate squid into a group of applications that I am putting together as a parental monitoring suite. I know this is kind of changing what squid is actually made to do (OK, totally changing what it is supposed to do) but as far as I know, squid is one of the best caching proxies out there, and caching proxies is where I'm working from as far as my needs go. It also has some great support by the linux community, and by people actually working with it in the field. In short, I want to know if I can browse cache with some kind of a pre-existing interface, and if there is some way I can make squid keep the page, or move it off somewhere, instead of deleting it from cache. Thank you in advance for your help.
