I noticed an improvement when I disabled it, which may have something to do with my cache settings, but I tried a number of config combos without much success
2010/3/18 Henrik Nordström <hen...@henriknordstrom.net>: > tor 2010-03-18 klockan 17:25 +1100 skrev Ivan .: >> I wonder about the value of http cache, when the majority of high >> volume sites used in the corporate environment are dynamic. >> http://www.mnot.net/cache_docs/ > > Hit ratio have not declined that much in the last decade. It's still > around 25-30% byte hit ratio and significantly more in request hit > ratio. > > While it's true that a lot of the html content is more dynamic than > before there is also lots more inlined content such as images etc which > are plain static and caches just fine and these make up for the majority > of the traffic. > >> How is the no-cache HTTP header handled by Squid? > > By default as if the response is not cachable. Somewhat stricter than > the specifications require, but more in line with what web authors > expect when using this directive. > > Regards > Henrik > >
