On ons, 2008-07-09 at 14:32 +0200, Angelo Höngens wrote: > Is there any way I can force caching if the control headers are missing?? refresh_pattern with a min age does this. > Here's two records from access.log: > > 1215606505.637 1678 10.94.206.73 TCP_MISS/200 3262 GET > http://10.94.206.77:8001/bin?id=ACC83639Zoover-NL&irversion=510 - > FIRST_UP_PARENT/10.94.206.34 text/html > 1215606506.990 1352 10.94.206.73 TCP_MISS/200 3262 GET > http://10.94.206.77:8001/bin?id=ACC83639Zoover-NL&irversion=510 - > FIRST_UP_PARENT/10.94.206.34 text/html Make sure you are not denying caching of query URLs (cache directive), and that there is a refresh_pattern with a min age. The best way to test is to use squidclient, both to Squid and the web server. This will show you exactly what is going on with no mangling of the HTTP headers what so ever. Regards Henrik
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