This directive also has been reimplemented with access control lists. You will use the no_cache option. For example: acl Uncachable url_regex cgi ?
cache_swap This option used to specify the cache disk size. Now you specify the disk size on each cache_dir line. cache_host_acl This option has been renamed to cache_peer_access and the syntax has changed. Now this option is a true access control list, and you must include an allow or deny keyword. For example: acl that-AS dst_as 1241 cache_peer_access thatcache.thatdomain.net allow that-AS cache_peer_access thatcache.thatdomain.net deny all This example sends requests to your peer thatcache.thatdomain.net only for origin servers in Autonomous System Number 1241. units In Squid-1.1 many of the configuration options had implied units associated with them. For example, the connect_timeout value may have been in seconds, but the read_timeout value had to be given in minutes. With Squid-2, these directives take units after the numbers, and you will get a warning if you leave off the units.
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