RE: [squid-users] squid just as a cache

> I am thinking of using squid as a web cache only and not
> using it as a proxy server.
>
Just consider this for a moment - if squid is just caching content, how
do the users know how to access that cached content if squid is not
proxying?

Or are you asking a completely different question?

> Does anyone know what functions are called by squid to store
> an object in its cache coming from an origin server.
>
You have the source code, don't you?

Michael Lightfoot
Unix Consultant
ISG Host Systems
Comcare
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