Neil Harkins wrote:
If not, perhaps I'll write a tool to tail the log for the hottest objects,
look at the headers on disk, and issue PURGE requests. Yuck.
I found that a forced reload (i.e., a request with Pragma: no-cache,
usually triggered by Shift-Reload in the browser) by a user helps
performance, because
* stale resources in the cache are replaced by fresh ones,
* uncompressed resources in the cache are replaced by compressed
ones if the browser supports it.
So you can refresh the cache as a user by issuing forced reload requests.
Regards,
Oliver Schoett
