Hi,
Do we ever require no_cache statement with allow acl. I have seen proxy
forcing cache as:
acl QUERY urlpath_regex cgi-bin \? intranet
acl forcecache url_regex -i kh.google mt.google keyhole.com
no_cache allow forcecache
no_cache deny QUERY
I would like to notice on forcecache. Why do we need to force caching
here. Doesn't squid cache the objects when it requires? Why do we need
to force it here?
I guess, it is to force cache to non-cacheable objects. Is it true? More
details on this is appreciated.
Does forcing cache this way overrides other options like
maximum_object_size?
I will highly appreciate your response.
Best regds,
Rajendra Adhikari.
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