On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 10:35 PM, Amos Jeffries wrote: > Also in the squid.conf: > > acl toSquirm url_regex ^http://www\.google\..*/(search|images)\? > url_rewrite_access allow toSquirm > url_rewrite_access deny all > > ... will make Squid not even bother to send URLs to Squirm if they wont be > changed. Meaning your total traffic can be higher and not bottleneck at the > URL-rewrite step. > > >> >> Hmmm... now I am wondering whether I could achieve the same effect >> through a Perl script to call via redirect_program... > > You could. Squirm is faster than the perl alternatives IIRC. Clever. Thank you. I think I'll then stick with Squirm with the Squid optimization you suggested. Regards, L.
