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Proxy Cache?

I'd like to have cache for performance on the server proxy. Would adding the modifications manually be overwritten when making a change?

Add this to /var/chroot-reverseproxy/conf/httpd.conf:


    CacheEnable disk /

    CacheRoot "/var/cache/mod_proxy"

    CacheDirLevels 3

    CacheDirLength 5

    CacheIgnoreCacheControl On

    CacheMaxFileSize 100000000

    CacheIgnoreNoLastMod On

    CacheMaxExpire 1209600

    CacheIgnoreQueryString On

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0 BAlfson over 10 years ago

Hi, Omar, and welcome to the User BB!

I would think, given the relative throughput of LANs and WANs, it would be better to put the cache on the webserver than in the security gateway. Having said that, I should also say that I don't activate caching for the Web Proxy in any of my clients' Web Filtering configurations.

Cheers - Bob

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0 BAlfson over 10 years ago

Hi, Omar, and welcome to the User BB!

I would think, given the relative throughput of LANs and WANs, it would be better to put the cache on the webserver than in the security gateway. Having said that, I should also say that I don't activate caching for the Web Proxy in any of my clients' Web Filtering configurations.

Cheers - Bob

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