This response is just about your configuration, not the cache problem.
Nothing to add on the cache problem.
On ons, 2007-10-10 at 09:26 -0700, Raemaekers Mark wrote:
What is wrong in my configuration that the accelerator
does not cache the file, but always asks for it ?
#[root]
#[root]cat
On tor, 2007-10-11 at 14:42 +1300, Amos Jeffries wrote:
defaultsite should be the public FQDN of your website
you also need either accel or vhost option to perform accelerator actions
in 2.6+
defaultsite is quite sufficient.. but yes, should be the official site
name.
Regards
Henrik
Thanks for your input, but unfortunately it is still
not working.
each time I launch : [curl-machine]#curl
http://omp.wc.be/home.html I get in store.log :
1192090981.782 RELEASE 00 0018
CE042BF5E20CD75407DE72B1C8D0CA2C 200 1192093905
1192089432-1 text/html 18/18 GET
I found the cause of my problem !!
Apparantly curl uses BY DEFAULT the pragma : no-cache
option ...
This means indeed that the WC never caches the pages.
By using curl-loader (who does not use the no-cache
option) I noticed that indeed object was cached !
so I compared capture of both request
Dear squid-cache.org,
I have three RHEL4 servers :
1. configured with squid 2.6 Version 2.6.STABLE16 in
accelerator mode
2. configured with (apache) httpd daemon
3. this machine has curl installed (to generate http
requests)
Each time I do curl http://omp.wc.be/home.html, I
notice that the
Dear squid-cache.org,
I have three RHEL4 servers :
1. configured with squid 2.6 Version 2.6.STABLE16 in
accelerator mode
2. configured with (apache) httpd daemon
3. this machine has curl installed (to generate http
requests)
Each time I do curl http://omp.wc.be/home.html, I
notice
