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Sufiks Sufiksovich2013-11-05 13:58:46
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Sufiks Sufiksovich, 2013-11-05 13:58:46

Local CDN

Gentlemen, please tell me how to solve this issue:

I want to live a little outside the city, and there will be GPRS Internet. And the speed is small and the traffic is limited.
In order to save traffic and the nerves of waiting for the page to load, I want to place on my PC the most common Jquery files and other js pleasure, some css site styles, pictures.

Maybe there is some plugin (firefox, chrome) that does the substitution of the src address for my local one?

From ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.4/jquery.min.js

to some localhost/jquery/1.4.4/jquery.min.js of mine I am familiar

with the browser - OPERA with TURBO.

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WEBIVAN, 2013-11-05
@Solovej

Perhaps you should look towards a local caching proxy like HandyCache ?

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AxisPod, 2013-11-05
@AxisPod

I will also advise a caching proxy, or alternatively, you can mess with the DNS server, then start a web server, set the necessary domains on virtual servers on your web server and drop all the necessary files there. It is desirable to configure nginx in such a way that it first tries to get the file locally, otherwise it will upstream to the original server.

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