Hi there,
Is it just me, my setup or has "cacheable" classification changed
between Varnish 1 and Varnish 2?
In the old days you could just say e.g.
sub vcl_fetch {
set obj.ttl = 1d;
}
and Varnish would cache everything for one day.
I Varnish 2 it looks like the objects must have either "Cache-Control"
or "Expires" to be cached at all -- and then you can tamper with obj.ttl
afterwards. If the backend doesn't set those headers, "set obj.ttl"
doesn't seem have any effect.
It feels a bit limiting compared to the old days. If I want to cache
more aggressive its much easier just to change a few lines in the
Varnish conf than adding cache headers to the backend.
So is there a way to configure Varnish 2 to cache objects with no cache
headers?
/Anton
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