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I'd prefer that solution too, especially since such proxies can mitigate some types of DoS attacks (e.g. known patterns in the "Referer" header, or from known I
by lazyjones 14y ago
I'd prefer that solution too, especially since such proxies can mitigate some types of DoS attacks (e.g. known patterns in the "Referer" header, or from known IP address ranges) and load will generally be much lower if some of the popular content is cacheable.