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The following page has been changed by OtisGospodnetic: http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrAndHTTPCaches ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ When we talk about ''shared caches'' this also means browser caches. - All this parameters can be combined of course (making more or less sense of course). A good way to start is for example ''max-age=600, must-revalidate''. If all intermediate caches work spec. compliant then the behaviour of your application does not change. Mixing ''max-age'' with ''no-cache, no-store'' makes no sense of course. The paranoid can choose ''private, max-age=0, no-cache, no-store''. + All these parameters can be combined, of course (making more or less sense, of course). A good way to start is, for example, ''max-age=600, must-revalidate''. If all intermediate caches work spec. compliant then the behaviour of your application does not change. Mixing ''max-age'' with ''no-cache, no-store'' makes no sense, of course. The paranoid can choose ''private, max-age=0, no-cache, no-store''. - Particularly big corporations use ancient proxy software (some still use Netscape Proxy Server). So you might run into trouble when you enable this feature. It is not very likely but you never know. Solr does everything to avoid such problems because it emits ''HTTP 1.0'' and ''HTTP 1.1'' compliant HTTP headers. + Particularly big corporations use ancient proxy software (some still use Netscape Proxy Server), so you might run into trouble when you enable this feature. It is not very likely but you never know. Solr does everything to avoid such problems because it emits ''HTTP 1.0'' and ''HTTP 1.1'' compliant HTTP headers. == Popular Cache Implementations == === Squid Cache ===
