On Thu, 21 Oct 2004, Brian Lalor wrote:
I'm working on setting up a reverse caching proxy to augment the performance of a very slow web application, and I'm evaluating squid for this purpose. Most of the URLs generated by this application have parameters in the URL, and squid refuses to cache these.
More likely your server does not return any freshness information, and you do not have a refresh_pattern telling Squid what to do..
See the cacheability check engine. It gives very good descriptions of why/why not a page is cacheable.
Is this something that squid can be configured to do
Yes. Squid is in fact very often used for just this purpose.
Regards Henrik
