Re: Bureaucratic nightmare for an ISP

reub2000 Premium join:2001-12-28 Evanston, IL	reply to Othello235 Re: Bureaucratic nightmare for an ISP But what if a page was not properly marked as dynamic? I'd be POed if I couldn't see new posts on one of my favorite forums. If I wanted caching, I'd just run squid on my server. Also, how would a web cache detect http traffic? Would it just pass all port 80 traffic. What about sites on port 83? What about sites on port 1351 or 8684?
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nixen Rockin' the Boxen Premium join:2002-10-04 Alexandria, VA ·Cox HSI ·Speakeasy	reply to reub2000 said by reub2000 : What about dynamic content. How would it detect that? Ask th folks at Oracle. They seem to think that their cache-engine properly handles dynamic content. -tom -- "Some people have morals, standards and ideals about quality, but I'm an American: I couldn't care less." --Tony Pierce (paraphrased)
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Othello235 @silvereaglemfg.com	reply to reub2000 As long as the page is written correctly, the author will have included a tag noting the dynamic content, which will then not be cached
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reub2000 Premium join:2001-12-28 Evanston, IL	reply to nixen What about dynamic content. How would it detect that?
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