My IE6 browser makes an HTTP/1.1 request thru squid (2.5 STABLE12) to a server. Reply from the IIS6 server is HTTP/1.1, then thru squid who returns to IE6 a HTTP/1.0 header which includes Cache-Control: no-cache, no-store and Pragma: no-cache and Expires: -1 A subsequent request seems to come from IE6's local cache -- it ignored the directives. We tried using CCproxy instead, which returned nearly identical headers except for the HTTP/1.1 line. That worked as expected. Is IE6 ignoring the Cache-Control line because it sees the HTTP/1.0 ? I guess it is ignoring Pragma, because it's not HTTPS, but what about my Expires: -1 line? Microsoft KB article 234067 says "HTTP 1.0 servers cannot use the Cache-Control header." and "Cache-Control headers are invalid in HTTP 1.0 responses", and talks about Pragma: no-cache, but warns "Pragma: no-cache prevents caching only when used over a secure connection" I guess a true HTTP/1.1 squid would fix this, but I may be forced to use some other proxy at this point. :-( Any other ideas? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/IE6-ignoring-cache-control-due-to-HTTP-1.0-header--tf4322528.html#a12309088 Sent from the Squid - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
