Hi,
I have a few squid servers in front of web servers (accelerator setup).
Since the website is very dynamic, I had to turn off the client refresh
action:
refresh_pattern -i ^http://www.website.com 14400 80% 43200
ignore-reload
but then I got the problem: some files that have a 7 days caching time -
I have no way of refreshing them if I modify the file on the webserver.
To make it clearer, I have some .js or .css file which has a max-age of
7 days. It's cached by squid and everything's great.
After a day I modify the file, but the squid keeps serving the old version.
What are the possible solutions in these situations (besides shortening
the max-age)?
Is there any way to have another refresh_pattern rule based on my local
IP (acl)?
Thanks,
Lenny.
