Hi there! > cache_peer real.server.example 80 0 no-query no-digest no-netdb-exchange > originserver > > That should do it for the ICP queries, and some other potential unwanted > ones. Ah, ok, thanks a lot, will test this out as soon as the server is running again ... :-( > refresh_pattern only works when Expires: or Cache-Control: headers are > MISSING. Well, I have just a simple test html file, which looks like this: <html> <head></head> <body> Test<br /> <img src="test.jpg" /> </body> </html> So there are no Expires: or Cache-Control: headers in it, but it still seems not to work!? And related to that: in order to cache not html files (e.g. jpg and so on), this is only possible through the refresh_pattern rules, isn't it? Cos these files don't have these headers. > > Another question is whether you know a good file manager to browse and > manipulate the cache? I was finally able to get "cachepurger" running (was > hard to find, as it seems that www.isp_systems.com is down), but it offers > to less and doesn't seem to work really correct (or the behaviour of squid > is strange, because when I look at "All Cache Objects" in the "Cache Manager > Interface" I see slightly different files). > > > > Haven't looked at this yet myself sorry. NP, but if anyone other could help with that, it would be great. It also seems that I have to edit/extend the source code to our needs, but I don't know how the copyrights etc. look like for it. So a better file manager would be great. :-) Greetings Micha
