Using cached headers in ACLs
Hi, As I've explained in my introduction, I'm working on changes over cache statement and refresh_pattern to allow easy flash video caching and may be other things. The first thing that I'm trying to change is that ACLs used in cache would match against cached headers. For example, if the cached headers for some URL contains Content-Type: video/flv I serve that object from cache. Is there any contraindication if I use cached headers in that way? Regards, Diego -- --- Diego Woitasen - XTECH www.xtech.com.ar
Re: Using cached headers in ACLs
nope! adrian 2008/9/4 Diego Woitasen [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi, As I've explained in my introduction, I'm working on changes over cache statement and refresh_pattern to allow easy flash video caching and may be other things. The first thing that I'm trying to change is that ACLs used in cache would match against cached headers. For example, if the cached headers for some URL contains Content-Type: video/flv I serve that object from cache. Is there any contraindication if I use cached headers in that way? Regards, Diego -- --- Diego Woitasen - XTECH www.xtech.com.ar
Re: Using cached headers in ACLs
nope! Really? I thought he whole concept of cache access was to determine whether a brand new object fetched from the web was able to be stored in the cache? not whether something was servable from cache. Cached things that are fresh are always served yes? Amos adrian 2008/9/4 Diego Woitasen [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi, As I've explained in my introduction, I'm working on changes over cache statement and refresh_pattern to allow easy flash video caching and may be other things. The first thing that I'm trying to change is that ACLs used in cache would match against cached headers. For example, if the cached headers for some URL contains Content-Type: video/flv I serve that object from cache. Is there any contraindication if I use cached headers in that way? Regards, Diego -- --- Diego Woitasen - XTECH www.xtech.com.ar
