I *believe* that the cache-disk/memcache in apache 2
could do this.
you would need to override the key generation (via the optional hook)
to make the queryargs part of the name.
On 13/11/2003, at 9:55 AM, Eli Marmor wrote:
Hi,
I'm curious to know if there is any module that does the following:
Caches EVERYTHING, including dynamic pages and GET/POST requests with
parameters (i.e. if http://domain.com/cgi.exe?key=valA returns fooA and
http://domain.com/cgi.exe?key=valB returns fooB, then the next call to
http://domain.com/cgi.exe?key=valA will return fooA without even
accessing the backend server and http://domain.com/cgi.exe?key=valB
will return fooB without accessing the backend server).
In other words, I'm looking for a special version of mod_cache that
handles situations of off-line browsing.
Is there anything?
Nick? Graham? Anybody?
Thanks,
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