Squid has no hardcoded rules to deny things from being cached, but the default suggested configuration includes a suggestion to deny query URLs from caching (URLs with ?)
To verify your application, try the cacheability engine: http://www.mnot.net/cacheability/ Regards Henrik ons 2003-02-12 klockan 15.52 skrev alp: > hi, > i have on my webserver a simple php site which i query via squid 2.5. > this works (of course) and i see that no last_modified or expiry-header is > replied, which is correct for dynamic sites, too, as far as i know > i have no cache_deny for php-sites and only the usual refresh_patterns of > default squid.conf. > > squid does not cache this php side (also ok), but my question is: why? > is it hardcoded into squid not to cache php-sites, or is the missing of > expiry and last_mod headers the reason for this? > > thx in advance, > alp -- Henrik Nordstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> MARA Systems AB, Sweden
