On 2/13/06, Садреев Айрат Алмазович <SadreevAA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > I'd like to provide access to multiple remote Web-servers via my Apache using reverse proxy. Remote Web-servers connected via low-speed channels so I'd like to use caching to speed-up content loading for clients. > > I set up reverse proxy and cache modules. The accessed files put into cache but download speed was not increased. It seems that files is reloaded every time when accessed and caching don't work actually. > > This is an excerpt from my conf file > > <VirtualHost 10.10.1.2> > ServerName www-root.in > > CacheEnable disk / > ProxyPass /vvmn/ http://10.34.1.23/ > > </VirtualHost> > > > Requested URLs looks like this http://www-root.in/vvmn/pics/035457.JPG > 10.34.1.23 - IP address of the remote server. > > What's wrong? Change LogLevel to debug and check the error log. Apache follows normal http caching rules, so your response headers must look cachable. Also, you should be using the most recent version if you want to work with mod_cache. Joshua.
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