hi. this might belong on squid-dev, but figure i'll try here first.
squid doesn't know if an object is even cacheable until it gets
the headers back from origin, thus collapsed forwarding seems
to impair performance of non-cacheable content, by blocking
what will have to be a separate request anyw
Neil Harkins wrote:
hi. this might belong on squid-dev, but figure i'll try here first.
squid doesn't know if an object is even cacheable until it gets
the headers back from origin, thus collapsed forwarding seems
to impair performance of non-cacheable content, by blocking
what will have to be a
fre 2008-02-22 klockan 16:20 -0800 skrev Neil Harkins:
> most site administrators know what's cacheable or not on their site,
> and could craft regex to differentiate thus collapsed_forwarding
> being acl-based would be extremely beneficial, but it appears
> to be global on/off today. is this conc
