this works fine if somebody needs the same

url_regex=. suffix=css ttl-in-cache=60 cache-responses-to-cookies=1
url_regex=. suffix=js ttl-in-cache=60 cache-responses-to-cookies=1

Am 16.07.2012 14:03, schrieb Reindl Harald:
> the idea is damned good
> but i am not really a regexp expert
> 
> all of the 3 below are resulting in a request on the origin-server
> by click "reload" in the browser having open a css-file
> 
> # cache.config
> url_regex=* suffix=css revalidate=60 ttl-in-cache=60 
> cache-responses-to-cookies=1
> url_regex=* suffix=js revalidate=60 ttl-in-cache=60 
> cache-responses-to-cookies=1
> 
> # cache.config
> url_regex=*. suffix=css revalidate=60 ttl-in-cache=60 
> cache-responses-to-cookies=1
> url_regex=*. suffix=js revalidate=60 ttl-in-cache=60 
> cache-responses-to-cookies=1
> 
> # cache.config
> url_regex=*.css revalidate=60 ttl-in-cache=60 cache-responses-to-cookies=1
> url_regex=*.js revalidate=60 ttl-in-cache=60 cache-responses-to-cookies=1
> 
> thanks for any hint
> 
> Am 16.07.2012 05:48, schrieb Alan M. Carroll:
>> I would recommend looking at the cache.config file in etc/trafficserver. You 
>> can use a regex to match URLs (such as all .js files) and specifically 
>> override the cache_response_to_cookies values for matching URLs.
>>
>> Sunday, July 15, 2012, 2:12:33 PM, you wrote:
>>
>>
>>> only one thing hurts me:
>>
>>> CONFIG proxy.config.http.cache.cache_responses_to_cookies INT 3
>>> 3 - cache for all but text content-types
>>> is there any way to force trafficserver caching text/css and
>>> text/javascript even if the client sends cookies to it what
>>> happens all the time if there exists a php-session for the
>>> website?
>>
>>> thank you for any hint and this great software!
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
> 

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