Re: [users@httpd] Caching https pages in Apache ?

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On 9/22/06, ABAPGUY <abapguy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

is there any point using mod_cache , mod_file_cache on an Apache 2 server
that only serves https pages ?
In other words can https pages be cache in Apache ?

It is my understanding that the encryption itself cannot be cached
because there is a unique encryption key for each client.  (Someone
please correct me if I'm wrong.)  But the cache can still help if you
have heavy-weight content generation, since it will cache a complete,
unencrypted copy of the page.  If you are just serving static files,
it probably won't do much good.

Joshua.

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