[squid-users] Getting the full file content on a range request, but not on EVERY get ...

[Yuri Voinov]

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In comparison, the cache of thousands of Linux distributions, regardless
of the purpose, of course, a trifle :)

13.05.16 2:07, Yuri Voinov пишет:
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> I recently expressed the idea of caching torrents using SQUID. :)
What's an idea! I'm still impressed! :)
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> 13.05.16 2:02, Yuri Voinov пишет:
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>       > Updates,
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>       > in conjunction with hundreds OS's and distros, better to do
>       with
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>       > separate dedicated update server. IMHO.
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>       > 13.05.16 1:56, Hans-Peter Jansen пишет:
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>       > > On Freitag, 13. Mai 2016 01:09:39 Yuri Voinov wrote:
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>       > >> I suggest it is very bad idea to transform caching
>       proxy to linux
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>       > >> distro's or something else archive.
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>       > > Yuri, if I wanted an archive, I would mirror all stuff
>       and use local
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>       > repos.
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>       > It was sarcasm. And yes - local mirror is the best approach.
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>       > > I went that route for a long time - it's a lot of work
>       to keep up
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>       > everywhere,
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>       > > and generates an awful amount of traffic (and I did it
>       the sanest way
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>       > possible
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>       > My condolences.
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>       > > - with a custom script, that was using rsync..)
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>       > >> As Amos said, "Squid is a cache, not an archive".
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>       > > Yes, updating 20 similar machines makes a significant
>       difference with the
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>       > > squid as a deduplicated cache - with no recurring work
>       at all.
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>       > Agree. Partially. With Solaris I've does it one JumpStart
>       network
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>       > server..... Of course, the same technology is rara avis in
>       modern
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>       > world.... :)
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>       > I now wonder - to sharpen the pencil you too millstone ask?
>       :)  My
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>       > condolences again.
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>       > > Pete
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