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Re: How to override expires, maxage, s-maxage on reverse proxy?

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On Jul 29, 2007, at 1:47 PM, Michael Pye wrote:

Ricardo Newbery wrote:
latest version. But I'm not sure I should do this via s-maxage in the response as this setting might also apply to other proxies upstream of
me.

If you want other caches to take note of the cache-control max age
headers, but you want your cache to cache for longer then set a minimum
expiry time in a refresh_pattern for your site. I believe the minimum
expiry time will override the cache-control header.

IIRC, refresh patterns are only applicable to objects that don't return enough information in the headers to determine the freshness or staleness of an object, i.e. they don't have a LastModified and a max-age or expires header. So an object with those headers set wouldn't be affected by a refresh pattern. You can use the override expires option in the refresh pattern to change that behavior. I may be wrong, please correct me if I am.

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