Cache http mail.wdm.in
It looks like you're trying to cache the HTTP response from http://mail.wdm.in
. Here's how you can do it:
Using the curl
command:
You can use the curl
command with the -o
option to save the response to a file, and then use the curl
command with the -I
option to cache the response:
curl -o mail.wdm.in.html http://mail.wdm.in
curl -I -o mail.wdm.in.cache http://mail.wdm.in
This will save the HTML response from http://mail.wdm.in
to a file named mail.wdm.in.html
, and then cache the response using the -I
option.
Using a caching proxy:
You can also use a caching proxy like squid
or Apache HTTP Server
to cache the response. Here's an example using squid
:
sudo apt-get install squid
sudo squid -c /etc/squid/squid.conf
Then, add the following lines to your squid.conf
file:
http_access allow all
http_cache_max_size 100MB
http_cache_negative_ttl 1m
http_cache_positive_ttl 1h
Restart the squid
service:
sudo service squid restart
Now, you can access the cached response by visiting http://mail.wdm.in
in your web browser.
Using a browser extension:
If you're using a browser like Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, you can use a browser extension like Cache Inspector
or Cache Cleaner
to cache the response.
Please note that caching may not work if the website uses cookies or other mechanisms to track user sessions. Additionally, caching may not be suitable for all types of websites, especially those that require authentication or have dynamic content.