[squid-users] negative ttl and 404
Is there a way to force a minimum age on 404 errors? We have a situation where it appears 404s are getting cached, and squid is honoring the TTLs of the webserver (could be hours/days). So the 404s persist after the default negative ttl of 5 minutes. Can we force this to 5 minutes regardless of the TTL that is passed by the webserver? Maybe an acl/refresh pattern or something? Didn't see anything for 404s. Thanks!
[squid-users] negative ttl and 404
Is there a way to force a minimum age on 404 errors? We have a situation where it appears 404s are getting cached, and squid is honoring the TTLs of the webserver (could be hours/days). So the 404s persist after the default negative ttl of 5 minutes. Can we force this to 5 minutes regardless of the TTL that is passed by the webserver? Maybe an acl/refresh pattern or something? Didn't see anything for 404s. Thanks!
Re: [squid-users] negative ttl and 404
Frank Ruiz wrote: Is there a way to force a minimum age on 404 errors? We have a situation where it appears 404s are getting cached, and squid is honoring the TTLs of the webserver (could be hours/days). So the 404s persist after the default negative ttl of 5 minutes. Can we force this to 5 minutes regardless of the TTL that is passed by the webserver? Maybe an acl/refresh pattern or something? Didn't see anything for 404s. Thanks! negative_ttl should be 0 seconds for HTTP compliance. No there is not way in current Squid to cap objects storage times to less than a year. Amos -- Please be using Current Stable Squid 2.7.STABLE7 or 3.0.STABLE19 Current Beta Squid 3.1.0.14
