1. You can look for .header files in your cacheroot:
find /cacheroot -name \*\.header -exec grep X-NAME {} \;
2. I believe you can enable caching on a URL path, and disable caching on a sub-path. That is however very easy for you to test for yourself and in that case, let us know the result.
-ascs
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De : Deepa Rangarajan [mailto:deepa_rr@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Envoyé : dimanche 27 février 2005 05:19
À : users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Objet : Re: [users@httpd] mod_cache usage
Hi,
Is there anyway I can figure out what content is being cached by using mod_cache directive?
I am using apache-2.0 as a reverse proxy and also for caching using disk cache.
However there are certain files within a directory that shud not be cached and some that should be cached.
Eg. Dir X
|---> Dir Y
While Dir X contents should be cached, the contents of Dir Y should not be cached.
Can I do a CacheDisable Dir X, followed by
CacheEnable Dir Y.
If any of you have an idea, pls. let me know.
Thks,
-Deepa
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