Hello!
was trying for a few hours to have a certain site
(http://www.nix.ru) to be not cacheable - but squid always
gives me an object which is in cache!
My steps:
acl DIRECTNIX url_regex ^http://www.nix.ru/$
no_cache deny DIRECTNIX
always_direct allow DIRECTNIX
- But anyway - until I PURGED
Just realized that i have
reload_into_ims on
this was making me to be not able to refresh the given page
or site, since refresh request was changed - but anyway -
it should not affect no_cache?
On Thursday 16 October 2008 14:28, Anton wrote:
> BTW Squid 2.6STABLE20 - TPROXY2
>
> On Thursday
On tor, 2008-10-16 at 13:49 +0500, Anton wrote:
> Hello!
>
> was trying for a few hours to have a certain site
> (http://www.nix.ru) to be not cacheable - but squid always
> gives me an object which is in cache!
>
> My steps:
>
> acl DIRECTNIX url_regex ^http://www.nix.ru/$
> no_cache deny DIR
On tor, 2008-10-16 at 14:34 +0500, Anton wrote:
> Just realized that i have
>
> reload_into_ims on
>
> this was making me to be not able to refresh the given page
> or site, since refresh request was changed - but anyway -
> it should not affect no_cache?
It doesn't.
Regards
Henrik
signat
Anton escreveu:
Hello!
was trying for a few hours to have a certain site
(http://www.nix.ru) to be not cacheable - but squid always
gives me an object which is in cache!
My steps:
acl DIRECTNIX url_regex ^http://www.nix.ru/$
no_cache deny DIRECTNIX
always_direct allow DIRECTNIX
yo
Thanks so much Henrick and Leonardo!
Looks I should learn regexes, since taked "$" as
the "whatever after" meaning but not end of string :)
Now it logs as TCP_MISS.
Thanks so much again!
On Thursday 16 October 2008 15:45, Leonardo Rodrigues
Magalhães wrote:
> Anton escreveu:
> > Hello!
> >
> >
BTW Squid 2.6STABLE20 - TPROXY2
On Thursday 16 October 2008 13:49, Anton wrote:
> Hello!
>
> was trying for a few hours to have a certain site
> (http://www.nix.ru) to be not cacheable - but squid
> always gives me an object which is in cache!
>
> My steps:
>
> acl DIRECTNIX url_regex ^http://www.
> Thanks so much Henrick and Leonardo!
> Looks I should learn regexes, since taked "$" as
> the "whatever after" meaning but not end of string :)
> Now it logs as TCP_MISS.
> Thanks so much again!
If you are needing to match just the domain its better to use 'dstdomain'
ACL type instead of regex.