Thanks for the response Chris but I don't think that is was I'm
looking for. What I would like to do is overwrite the expires header
to something far in the future. I am also running squid 3.0.
Thanks
Dusten
On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 15:30, Chris Robertson crobert...@gci.net wrote:
Dusten
Dusten Splan wrote:
Thanks for the response Chris but I don't think that is was I'm
looking for. What I would like to do is overwrite the expires header
to something far in the future. I am also running squid 3.0.
Thanks
Dusten
Ah. For 3.0 you will want to use reply_header_access
Does anyone know how to change the expires header in the http response
that squid sends. I have an object that has one in the past and when
being forwarded to the CDN because it's in the past it's only keeping
the content for 1 day. I would like to do this in squid and not
change the origin.
Dusten Splan wrote:
Does anyone know how to change the expires header in the http response
that squid sends. I have an object that has one in the past and when
being forwarded to the CDN because it's in the past it's only keeping
the content for 1 day. I would like to do this in squid and not
Hi,
I have two imageservers behind a squid.
My issue is that my imageservers are not sending any Expires headers
but
I would like to attaché one from the squid.
So by the time the image reaches the browser I have an Expires header
in
it.
if there is neither Expires nor max-age
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-Original Message-
From: Ken Peng [mailto:kenp...@rambler.ru]
Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2008 9:43 AM
To: Alin Bugeag
Cc: squid-users@squid-cache.org
Subject: Re: [squid-users] expires header
Hi,
I have two imageservers behind a squid
The squid is adding the max-age header but not the expires. So it
cache
them.
are you sure? I remember Squid adds an age header, not max-age header.
but maybe I'm wrong.
:59 AM
To: Alin Bugeag
Cc: squid-users@squid-cache.org
Subject: RE: [squid-users] expires header
The squid is adding the max-age header but not the expires. So it
cache
them.
are you sure? I remember Squid adds an age header, not max-age header.
but maybe I'm wrong.
Yes, you are right it's the age header ... :)
But I did some tests and it's cache them ...
that's b/c images have a Last-Modified-Since header, squid calculate it
based on that.
you can't force squid to insert a max-age or expires headers in the
response.
Hi,
I have two imageservers behind a squid.
My issue is that my imageservers are not sending any Expires headers but I
would like to attaché one from the squid.
So by the time the image reaches the browser I have an Expires header in it.
My imageserver is a custom made app that know one
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