> > Checking refresh patterns by pushing reload is not a very > > good approach. Reload forces Squid to ignore any previously > > cached object... > Good point.. > Using client: > > # bin/client -s -r localhost -p 3128 http://slashdot.wolfe.net > /images/topics/topichumor.gif As I said, checking refresh patterns using reload is not a very good approach as refresh patterns are not used when you do a reload. You could use the following client command: client -s http://slashdot.wolfe.net/images/topics/topichumor.gif and when you find a object that you do not understand why it is not getting cached then use the following: client -m HEAD http://slashdot.wolfe.net/images/topics/topichumor.gif There is usually a no-cache or expires immediately header, or no expires or last-modified header on "uncachable" objects. --- Henrik Nordstrom Spare time Squid hacker
