Re: Strange mod_cache & expires header interaction

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On Fri, 25 May 2007, Joshua Slive wrote:

I would try two things:

1. mod_disk_cache, which is better tested and maintained than
mod_mem_cache, and will often be just as performant given a good
virtual file system layer.

Using disk cache for storage instead of memory cache seems to work.

Would it be worth filing a bug report with mod_mem_cache?


2. Remove the gzip encoding. There are some fixes recently introduced
in trunk for problems with vary-processing in the cache. These may (or
may not) be causing the problem you see. They will probably make it
into the next 2.2 release.

The gzip filter made no diffrence in this case.


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