Re: push cache for squid in tor

[gabrix <gabrix@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

otrcomm wrote:
> hello,
>
> i have developed a push cache version of squid and wonder from folks here on the list if it would have any benefit in the tor
> system.
>
> the push cache system itself is interesting, i believe, in that you can have a push cache server and push data to it from anyplace
> in the world. you can actually push urls of how you want data accessed from that server via http or https.  for example, you could
> have a url serviced by a particular push cache server such as: http://mrs.johnsons-class.second.grade . the url is not dependent on
> dns since it is being serviced from the push cache squid server.
>
> so, does anybody see any benefit to a push cache capability with tor?
>
> the reason i developed the push cache system was to provide a capability for schools in remote areas of the globe without dedicated
> access to the internet to develop learning plans and have the data to support those learning plans 'pushed' to the cache server.
> then students would have access to the data/information through local network browsers.  it was an idea to optimize use of the
> internet as a learning tool.
>
>
> regards,
>
> murrah boswell
>
>
>   
I think it is a great idea would speed things up,would limit isp's dns
queries , i'm a squid fan and offcourse tor ... if it's correct what i
understood.I'm up for testing it !!!