Andrew Pounce wrote:
Hi, I have a website which uses squid as an accelerator that serves content as a series of numbers such as /12345/12345/12345/12345 which can be images, html or pretty much anything else. Some of the html varies depending on status of the user session ( are they authenticated etc )
If the user is authenticated, the server is likely sending out a "Cache-Control: private" header.
I want to :- Cache ALL images. not cache ALL html. now I my understanding of things I can check the mime type with acl's and cache allow/cache deny :- acl imagesmime rep_mime_type image/jpeg acl imagesmime1 rep_mime_type -i image/jpeg cache allow imagesmime cache allow imagesmime1 cache deny all I keep seeing TCP_MISS's for images dispite this, the mime type image/jpeg ( according to the access.log ) so I don't understand whats going on - am I missing something obvious?
Hard to say. Use something like Firefox's Live HTTP Headers extension (http://livehttpheaders.mozdev.org/) to get a better idea what is going on. Using an external header viewer is not going to help for authenticated content.
This is with Version 2.6.STABLE1 and Version 2.6.STABLE2 Thanks in advance. -Andrew
Chris
