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On 03.07.2012 21:29, Ton Muller wrote:
squid works fast now.
but i noticed on some websites, that loading them ,takes to much time.
up to 10x slower as when NOT using squid.
searched for a solution, but is there way in squid.conf to say what
sited NOT go true squid , but directly..


Not like you are asking for. Once Squid has received a request there is nothing that can be done but to answer it.

You have to prevent the request arriving at Squid.
* For interception and transparent proxies there are bypass rules to prevent the interception operation happening. * For auto-configured proxies the PAC file can get if() conditions to produce "return DIRECT"
 * For manually configured browsers there is the site exceptions list.


Amos


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