Hi All -
I have a quick question about how Squid handles objects with no
Last-Modified timestamp. The options (as I see them) are (1) cache the
object, but always refresh it with an If-Modified-Since or (2) never cache
the item. Can anyone tell me what policy Squid uses? I've peeked at the
code
Hi,
I'm trying to force squid to cache pages that do not have the
last-modified header. From what I can understand, this line should do it:
refresh_pattern .5 20% 10 override-expire override-lastmod
However, it is never cached, even for 5 minutes. Any ideas would be
welcom
On Thursday 10 July 2003 17.10, Leeann BENT wrote:
> I have a quick question about how Squid handles objects with no
> Last-Modified timestamp. The options (as I see them) are (1) cache
> the object, but always refresh it with an If-Modified-Since or (2)
> never cache the item. Can anyone tell me
On Saturday 19 July 2003 21.29, Tony Tung wrote:
> However, it is never cached, even for 5 minutes. Any ideas would
> be welcome.
If the server has indicated the page must not be cached then there is
nothing refresh_pattern can do about that.
Use the cacheability checker to verify what the ser
