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So the CacheIgnoreCacheControl
directive ignores “max-age” as well as “no-cache”? I’ve seen some stuff online
that suggested that it honors “max-age=0”, but not “no-cache”…which would
provide a nice little backdoor. From: Tamer Embaby [mailto:Tamer.Embaby@xxxxxxxxxx] Karim, Because
we instructed mod_cache to ignore CacheControl headers as well,
it’s the same as your case. Tamer From: Karim Zaki [mailto:Karim.Zaki@xxxxxxxxxx] Why do you think using request
headers would not work? From: Tamer Embaby [mailto:Tamer.Embaby@xxxxxxxxxx] Karim, I’m
afraid you have to do that programmatically. We’ve done that in a project
before with Apache 2.0 by knowing how Apache encodes URL
for storing in internal cache directories, read it from: modules/cache_util.c:
cache_hash(…) Which
is controlled using:
CacheDirLevels XX
CacheDirLength YY Apache
directives. I
believe you will write your own code that hashes the target URL like Apache
does, and delete that file from the cache, call that code whenever
you need to content is updated. And
I don’t think that would change for 2.2.X Apache, the addition of “htcacheclean”
doesn’t help in your case either. P.S.
Look for Hossam Karim if you need the Java code, he is the one who
did that. Regards, Tamer From: Karim Zaki [mailto:Karim.Zaki@xxxxxxxxxx] Greetings all, I’m running Apache/2.2.10 (Win32) mod_jk/1.2.27 + mod_cache.
I’m looking for a way to clear the cache from Apache for specific URLs. I’m
using Apache to cache dynamic content that is served by Tomcat, and I would
like to keep the content (age) high (e.g. 24 hours) but still to be able to
clear the cache for specific pages when the content is updated. Is there a way
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