Hi Henrik, Thank you for your reply. Which directive would be changed to allow caching on querystrings, once they are going to be all the same? Thanks again, JOC On 8/12/06, Henrik Nordstrom <henrik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
fre 2006-08-11 klockan 19:54 -0300 skrev Jose Octavio de Castro Neves > Today I´ve got a bunch of MISS because some users were getting > straight to a page with some parameters on the querystring. I know > that this is totally normal and expected, but I would like to know if > it's possible to cache situations where you have thousands of requests > to a page with parameters on the querystring If these are all unique query strings then there is a problem as the query string is part of the URL, and it's impossible for the cache to know that the web server ignored it.. What you can do in such case is to use a redirector to strip away the redundant query string parameters before the request is forwarded. If they all have the same query string then see the cache directive.. the default is to not allow caching of queries.. Regards Henrik
