Is it possible to make squid to cache objects based on content-type. I
have a microsoft webserver which serves images. The url looks something
like http://www.abc.net/pixdll?no=24 and the content type is either
image/jpeg or sometimes text/html . But none of these obejects or not
cached. Is it possible to cache only the image/jpeg content.
Unfortunately not without first coding the feature.
In theory one should be able to use the no_cache directive with the
rep_mime_type ACL but this can not work today as no_cache is evaluated
before forwarding the request only (i.e. no response available yet to find
the mime type from).
Hi Henrik
thanks for your reply.
Sorry., I think I have not put my problem correctly. I have a microsoft
webserver and I want squid to act as a reverse proxy for it. The url is
something like http://www.abc.net/pixdll?no=24. Mostly the content type
servered from these type of url is image/jpeg. But squid thinks these pages
are not cachable and these images are not cached. Is it possible to cache
these objects (based on the content type header).
Thanks
-logu
