Hi,
I carefully read your thorough and helpful response.
FOA, thanks for the helpful response, appreciated.
Thanks for the explanation about the difference between online and
offline caching servers, I'm quite new to caching servers - most of the
caching I was a part of was done in the applicat
Hey Ron,
I added notes near the quotes.
On 09/23/2013 12:13 PM, Ron Klein wrote:
> I'll describe the real scenario in a more detailed way, but I can't
> disclose all of it.
>
It's OK since it's a public list.
> There are a few machines, let's name them M1 to M9, that are processing
> data.
OK
>
I'll describe the real scenario in a more detailed way, but I can't
disclose all of it.
There are a few machines, let's name them M1 to M9, that are processing
data.
From time to time, those machines should make HTTP requests to external
servers, that are business partners. All of these HTTP r
On 23/09/2013 7:21 p.m., Ron Klein wrote:
My example of favicons was to simplify the question. The real case is
different.
Then please tell us the real details. In full if possible.
favicon is one of the special-case type of URLs and like Eliezer and I
already mentioned there are some specific
Hi Amos,
Thanks for your thorough response.
Please refer to my response to Eliezer.
Thanks!
On 23-Sep-13 07:29, Amos Jeffries wrote:
On 23/09/2013 3:01 p.m., Ron Klein wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to cache all favicons files, named favicon.ico, located
always in the root of the web site (when they
My example of favicons was to simplify the question. The real case is
different.
I want to cache all "favicons" (that is, other resources, internally
used) for 60 minutes.
For a given "favicon", I'd like to have the following caching policy:
The period of 60 minutes should start when the first c
On 23/09/2013 3:01 p.m., Ron Klein wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to cache all favicons files, named favicon.ico, located
always in the root of the web site (when they exist, of course)
I would like to ignore any caching instruction originates from the
(real) web server response headers.
For instance,
Youd better leave it on the default since most browsers will cache it
automatically.
a HIT can be a vary of HITs like TCP_IMS_HIT etc and not just a TCP_HIT.
You also need to understand how squid does the cache and override.
How is it goes without the refresh_pattern?
why would you want to force it
Hi,
I'm trying to cache all favicons files, named favicon.ico, located
always in the root of the web site (when they exist, of course)
I would like to ignore any caching instruction originates from the
(real) web server response headers.
For instance, if I get the "last modified" header, I'd l
