But it's more effective to use the cache directive to block things from
caching. refresh_pattern only applies on pages where there is no
explicit expiry information set by the origin server.
acl page1 urlpath_regex /page1/
cache deny page1
Just tried that. It didn't seem to change anything.
sön 2006-10-01 klockan 02:23 -0700 skrev Edward Rosinzonsky:
Let me reword the problem. I have some pages with http
authentication. When I point my browser directly to the apache
server, they authenticate successfully. When I point it to the squid
that accelerates the apache server,
Hi,
I have some pages that I don't want to cache because they have http
authentication. In squid 2.5 I used to do that with the following
line in squid.conf:
refresh_pattern ^http:.+/page1/ 0 0%0
but in squid 2.6, this doesn't seem to work. The page doesn't authenticate.
