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--- Snow Wolf <snowwolfv@xxxxxxxxx>写道:

> 2007/6/20, Kimmo Gl?org <kimmo@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I'm totally new to Squid and working for the
> largest IT news portal in
> > Scandinavia. We're looking to replacing our
> current server side page
> > cache environment with a hardware solution (such
> as Netapp NetCache
> > for example). Now would this be possible to do
> maybe with
> > Squid instead?
> >
> > So I don't want to use Squid for client proxy,
> only website content
> > cache/acceleration and if possible also
> distribution for streaming
> > media (web tv)..
> >
> 
> Squid can do that well (using reverse proxy mode).
> But if your site's contents are fully dynamic,I may
> recommend you to
> use another proxy tool -- Nginx,which was fast and
> with high
> performance.
> 

OK , I get it.

Add an option "originserver" at the end of the line 
cache_peer , that would deal with my problem.
After a little test it works. Thanks.

About Nginx, Squid is enough for my using.
I using SquidNT as cache server for TOR 
(The Onion Rounters). To make it a little faster,
when use it to go through GFW .

So , for just one user. Squid is simple and efficient
enough. 



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