[lug] cache webpages

[John Hernandez]

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His browser should do this for him to the extent possible.  Note that a
high proportion of dynamic content will defeat any effort to cache.

Centralized caching (with squid, for example) may be useful for a large
network where multiple users are likely to be requesting the same
content, particularly if your internet link is saturated.

j davis wrote:
|
| Hello,
|  I would like to cache the home page my boss uses because
| it load slow, and the ebay home page too.  Is there a way
| i can do this with out using squid or another proxy.
|
|
| thanks,
| jd
|
| jd at taproot.bz
| http://www.taproot.bz
|
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