You can also use the lua plugin to set cache-control per remap. https://github.com/portl4t/ts-lua/wiki/Doc#tsserver_responseheaderheader
On Fri, Oct 2, 2015 at 6:36 AM, tomr <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, > > I want to use the LHS of the map rule - the pristine host header - as the > value to a primary specifier in cache.config. So far I've tested both with > and with pristine host headers enabled (in my actual case they will be > enabled) and in no case can I see the pristine host header being matched to > what's in cache.config, only the remapped URL/host header. > > We have a large number of sites (read: host headers) hitting a smaller > number of origins. For 'local' reasons we can't demand proper caching > headers from origins, but I do need to configure caching differently for > different host headers. I could create unique ns records for each host > header we have to handle, but if possible I would rather just use the > pristine host directly. Is this possible? > > Thanks in advance for any assistance, > Tom > > >
