On mån, 2007-09-24 at 07:42 -0700, zulkarnain wrote: > I'm having the same problem, any solution to handle > this? thanks! Solution: 0. Make sure the cache directive has been disabled. The distributed configuration file blocks caching of URLs with ? or cgi-bin in them.. 1. Understand why the object is not getting cached. This requires inspecting the HTTP headers looking for Cache-Control, Authorization and Pragma headers.. You can get access to the header details by enabling log_mime_hdrs in squid.conf (default off to protect users privacy). Also taking a close look at the URL is worthwhile as quite often there is unique identifiers in the URL changing for each request, making the URL unique.. to get access to query parameters disable strip_query_terms in squid.conf (default on to protect users privacy). 2. If the URL is static and it's just HTTP headers which prevents the object from being cached then override those reasons with suitable refresh_pattern settings. Or talk with the site owner and have them read http://www.mnot.net/cache_docs/ 3. If the URL is dynamic with some unique identifier it's more complex. May work stripping out the unique identifier using an url rewriter (see url_rewrite_program) but not guaranteed. Or talk with the site owner and have them read http://www.mnot.net/cache_docs/ Regards Henrik
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