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Squid not caching a website
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Setup a Raspberry Pi with squid and I only need a single site cached - https://code.org.
I viewed the access.log and see the activity but 99% of entries are
tcp_tunnel200 or tcp_miss and the site doesn't perform any faster.
How can I get this site to be cached so our mobile users on slow hotspot internet can use this website?
We have a cart with 24 laptops using a mobile router trying to simultaneously use this one site.
Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
squid
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Setup a Raspberry Pi with squid and I only need a single site cached - https://code.org.
I viewed the access.log and see the activity but 99% of entries are
tcp_tunnel200 or tcp_miss and the site doesn't perform any faster.
How can I get this site to be cached so our mobile users on slow hotspot internet can use this website?
We have a cart with 24 laptops using a mobile router trying to simultaneously use this one site.
Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
squid
edited May 8 at 17:44
vidarlo
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It's a TLS site. That means it is an encrypted connection from the browser to the webserver. Caching TLS requests is harder. In addition, it's a dynamic site, so caching will not speed up things a lot. Once the user has loaded the site, a lot of the content will be cached by the browser anyway, so performance gain is likely to be relatively small.
– vidarlo
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Setup a Raspberry Pi with squid and I only need a single site cached - https://code.org.
I viewed the access.log and see the activity but 99% of entries are
tcp_tunnel200 or tcp_miss and the site doesn't perform any faster.
How can I get this site to be cached so our mobile users on slow hotspot internet can use this website?
We have a cart with 24 laptops using a mobile router trying to simultaneously use this one site.
Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
squid
edited May 8 at 17:44
vidarlo
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asked May 8 at 17:21
ttogetherttogether
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Setup a Raspberry Pi with squid and I only need a single site cached - https://code.org.
I viewed the access.log and see the activity but 99% of entries are
tcp_tunnel200 or tcp_miss and the site doesn't perform any faster.
How can I get this site to be cached so our mobile users on slow hotspot internet can use this website?
We have a cart with 24 laptops using a mobile router trying to simultaneously use this one site.
Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
squid
squid
edited May 8 at 17:44
vidarlo
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asked May 8 at 17:21
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edited May 8 at 17:44
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It's a TLS site. That means it is an encrypted connection from the browser to the webserver. Caching TLS requests is harder. In addition, it's a dynamic site, so caching will not speed up things a lot. Once the user has loaded the site, a lot of the content will be cached by the browser anyway, so performance gain is likely to be relatively small.
– vidarlo
May 8 at 17:45
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It's a TLS site. That means it is an encrypted connection from the browser to the webserver. Caching TLS requests is harder. In addition, it's a dynamic site, so caching will not speed up things a lot. Once the user has loaded the site, a lot of the content will be cached by the browser anyway, so performance gain is likely to be relatively small.
– vidarlo
May 8 at 17:45
It's a TLS site. That means it is an encrypted connection from the browser to the webserver. Caching TLS requests is harder. In addition, it's a dynamic site, so caching will not speed up things a lot. Once the user has loaded the site, a lot of the content will be cached by the browser anyway, so performance gain is likely to be relatively small.
– vidarlo
May 8 at 17:45
It's a TLS site. That means it is an encrypted connection from the browser to the webserver. Caching TLS requests is harder. In addition, it's a dynamic site, so caching will not speed up things a lot. Once the user has loaded the site, a lot of the content will be cached by the browser anyway, so performance gain is likely to be relatively small.
– vidarlo
May 8 at 17:45
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It's a TLS site. That means it is an encrypted connection from the browser to the webserver. Caching TLS requests is harder. In addition, it's a dynamic site, so caching will not speed up things a lot. Once the user has loaded the site, a lot of the content will be cached by the browser anyway, so performance gain is likely to be relatively small.
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