[squid-users] How to prevent caching of request or configure smart handling?
Karl-Philipp Richter
richter at richtercloud.de
Sun Feb 28 19:20:04 UTC 2016
Hi,
I'm experiencing trouble with IP lookup service used by DDNS clients
like `ddclient` and bittorrent frontends like `rutorrent`. After
configuring `squid` as intercepting HTTP caching proxy services like
http://canyouseeme.org, http://checkip.dyndns.org/ and
http://ipdetect.dnspark.com report result for local addresses within
192.168.0.0/16. My questions are now:
* Since all services cause trouble: is `squid` misconfigured for
caching request which obviously don't make sense to be cached (am I
missing a configuration tweak to handle those services generically, i.e.
without listing their addresses in an exclusion list) or are all tested
services replying in an incorrect manner and squid does what it's
supposed to?
* Why are requests to canyouseeme.org still served from cache after I
added
acl domain_all dstdom_regex -i .*
cache allow domain_all
acl ip_services dstdomain "/etc/squid3/no-cache.acl"
cache deny ip_services
always_direct allow ip_services
with `.canyouseeme.org` in `/etc/squid3/no-cache.acl`? I observe
TCP_HIT and TPC_MEM_HIT in `access.log` after restarting the service.
Any help or pointers are appreciated.
-Kalle
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