Hi Amos,
Thank you very much
>>By "encrypted" do you mean "binary GIF format" ?
>> as in the format expected to be received when asking for a .gif object?
yes..
Is it possible to make cached object in squid1 eg a.gif to be in squid2
cache as a.gif using squidclient
eg squidclient -h ipofparentsquid(172.16.1.15) -m GET
http://www.example.com/a.gif
Regards
senthil
Amos Jeffries wrote:
senthil wrote:
Henrik Nordström wrote:
tor 2010-02-18 klockan 14:56 +0530 skrev senthil:
We can copy the contents of cache directory of Squid1 to Squid2 but
the problem here is that the copied data has to be indexed by squid2.
I would set squid2 as a sibling peer to Squid1 using cache digests,
allowing it to fetch content from Squid1 to populate it's cache as
needed.
Regards
Henrik
Hello Hen,
Thanks for the reply
In the scenario we are using Squid as reverse proxy
Using cache digest is good,is it possible to generate the request
for the cached objects defined in the cached digest from squid2
i.e.,squid2 getting cached objects from squid1 with the help of cache
digest information in squid2
configure squid1 as a cache_peer of squid2. Index exchange happens
automatically.
By using " squidclient -h ipofparentsquid(172.16.1.15) -m GET
http://www.xxx.com/dd.gif " we are able to see the details of cached
object in encrypted format
By "encrypted" do you mean "binary GIF format" ?
as in the format expected to be received when asking for a .gif object?
By using the squidclient command is there is any possibility to get
cached objects to the squid2 from squid1 using cache digest information.
No. Not manually.
Amos
