oops...
Do you guys know if Apache 2.0.58 servers support the
If-Modified-Since HTTP header by default, or is this a squid-specific
item that's set within Squid itself?
-karl
On Tue, 11 Nov 2003, Stefan Kuech wrote:
> stored object. In all Not-Modified responses, which I have seen in my
> network, there is no Last-Modified header. As a result, squid overwrites the
> stored Last-Modified value by -1.
Hmmm.. not good.
> In my Opinion, the time of last modification can
Firstly, I would like you to excuse my English and my weak knowledge about
programming and squid's internal functions. I am hardly trying to understand
this all, although I suppose that I never will be a programmer. (So I post
it here instead of squid-dev mailing list.)
Perhaps, I discovered t
Note: Requires a recent Squid-2.5 snapshot or patch from the known bugs
page for ignore-reload to override max-age=0.
Regards
Henrik
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
>
> You could use the ignore-reload refresh_pattern option to tell Squid to
> ignore if the user tries to force the cache to reload the pag
You could use the ignore-reload refresh_pattern option to tell Squid to
ignore if the user tries to force the cache to reload the page..
Regards
Henrik
Alberto Mesas Navarro wrote:
>
> So, there's no way to get those pages cached?
>
> El jue, 13 de 02 de 2003 a las 11:37, Henrik Nordstrom esc
I will ask to boss, for some hours to work on this, if I get permission
and I get success I will submit the patch.
Thnx for your help.
P.S: Can't understand why browser are so different, it works
perfectly for IE clients but does nothing with Mozilla ones :\
El jue, 13 de 02 de 2003 a las 12
On Thu, 2003-02-13 at 22:02, Alberto Mesas Navarro wrote:
> So, there's no way to get those pages cached?
The Surrogate Control header in the squid ESI branch allows overriding
of the client requests, when running as an accelerator. That will
hopefully go into squid-3.0.
You could back=port it to
So, there's no way to get those pages cached?
El jue, 13 de 02 de 2003 a las 11:37, Henrik Nordstrom escribió:
> Yoru client forced Squid to verify the cached content.. this is from the
> "cache-control: max-age=0" request header.
>
> There is also a "cache-control: max-age=0" reply header from
1045079723.076 74 212.80.177.2 TCP_REFRESH_MISS/200 2462 GET
http://desarrollo.host.com/test2.php - DIRECT/192.172.77.130 text/html
[Host: desarrollo.host.com:8080\r\nUser-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U;
Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.3b) Gecko/20030130\r\nAccept:
text/xml,application/xml,application/xhtm
Please enabele log_mime_hdrs in the native Squid log format and then
send two requests
1. The initial TCP_MISS/200 which should have caused the response to get
cached.
2. The second TCP_MISS/200 from Mozilla which you thing should have been
a cache hit..
Regards
Henrik
ons 2003-02-12 klockan
Hi, first of all thnx in advance for your help and sorry for my lame
english :)
I have an squid running in front of some apache servers.
The mission of the squid server is just to save some CPU usage to my
database servers, apache is serving php files that send the next
headers:
header("Expires:
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