On Saturday 19 July 2003 21.29, Tony Tung wrote:
> However, it is never cached, even for 5 minutes. Any ideas would
> be welcome.
If the server has indicated the page must not be cached then there is
nothing refresh_pattern can do about that.
Use the cacheability checker to verify what the ser
Hi,
I'm trying to force squid to cache pages that do not have the
last-modified header. From what I can understand, this line should do it:
refresh_pattern .5 20% 10 override-expire override-lastmod
However, it is never cached, even for 5 minutes. Any ideas would be
welcom
On Thursday 10 July 2003 17.10, Leeann BENT wrote:
> I have a quick question about how Squid handles objects with no
> Last-Modified timestamp. The options (as I see them) are (1) cache
> the object, but always refresh it with an If-Modified-Since or (2)
> never cache the item. Can anyone tell me
Hi All -
I have a quick question about how Squid handles objects with no
Last-Modified timestamp. The options (as I see them) are (1) cache the
object, but always refresh it with an If-Modified-Since or (2) never cache
the item. Can anyone tell me what policy Squid uses? I've peeked at the
code