hi there
we have a squid proxy behind our Gauntlet firewall. When an FTP request is
made the firewall s/w doesn't give any information back to squid other
than the names of the files when a directory listing is made and when a
file is downloaded only the file is returned. ie. no size information, no
modification time is available. Which basically means that squid will not
cache *any* FTP requests.
a typical store.log entry looks like ..
926555516.125 RELEASE FFFFFFFF 200 -1 -1 -1 application/octet-stream
-1/294494 GET ftp://ftp.sage-au.org.au/pub/gnu/findutils/findutils-4.1.tar.gz
Is there some way to tell squid to cache FTP requests even when the
'date', 'lastmod', 'expires' and the 'expect-len' values aren't known??
I've tried hacking the http-gw source code but I'm not entirely sure just
what headers I need to return to get it to work...
I've tried accessing local FTP sites thru squid, which cache just fine.
ie.
924854457.776 SWAPOUT 0000CD59 200 924854446 -1 -2 application/octet-stream
-1/2653184 GET ftp://localsite/test.exe
hopefully some bright spark out there has an idea for me.
mike
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