First, thanks to everyone to helped with advice, I appreciate it.
The problem ended up being that our application isn't providing any
headers, so squid doesn't know what to do with the images.
But, a question to that: since we're limiting caching to one URL path
(once I figure out how to do that), is there a way to tell Squid to
simply cache the stuff, and periodically trim based on timestamp.
I reviewed some of the 2.6 information for http_accel and it's more
complex than 2.5. Maybe wait until a new nutshell book comes about? ;-)
Thanks again,
Forrest
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
fre 2006-10-13 klockan 13:38 -0400 skrev Forrest Aldrich:
This is on an internal/private network.
What we're doing is simply caching small images (no larger than 2mb).
That's it, we're not doing anything that complex.
What does the HTTP headers look like?
If unsure, enable "log_mime_hdrs" in squid.conf and post the result.
Regards
Henrik
