RE: [squid-users] speeding up browsing? any advice?!

oh ok, makes sense..

thanks for the clarification i appreciate that :)

though one more question if possible, is there anything i could
possibly do to speed up browsing aside what i mentioned earlier?

keep in mind that i only added an allow ACL to my subnet... and that's it! is it enough?

should i change the size of caching objects or something like that?

i admit that these questions may sound silly, though am a newbie and trying to get my head around this...

thanks again..

> Date: Sun, 10 May 2009 19:10:20 +1000
> From: tin_at_new-life.org.au
> To: R_O_L_A_N_D_at_hotmail.com; squid-users_at_squid-cache.org
> Subject: Re: [squid-users] speeding up browsing? any advice?!
>
> Roland Roland wrote:
>> but while using wireshark, i see that for each browsing session i
>> retrieve all "Static" objects from the net! at the same time caching
>> logs shows hit after another...
>> is that normal ?!
>
> I assume you are using Wireshark to watch traffic between your squid box
> and the internet... In which case, if you look at the replies for files
> you think are cached, they should have a status response of 304 (Not
> modified). This is perfectly normal... It's how Squid knows if it's got
> an up to date copy or not.
>
> TB

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