Angelo Hongens wrote:
Sorry, sent this mail directly to Hendrik.. Here it is to the list. I'm
still pulling my hear out :(
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
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.
I expect this line in my squid.conf should take care of that?
refresh_pattern . 3600 100% 3600 ignore-no-cache ignore-reload
override-expire override-lastmod
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.
I expect these lines in my squid.conf to take care of that:
acl all src 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0
cache allow all
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.
Exactly the same..
source server:
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[angelo@zvr-web-04 ~]$ squidclient -h 10.94.206.34 -p 8001
"/admin?op=ping"
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Content-Type: text/html
Content-Length: 63
dgraph zvr-end-04:8001 responding at Wed Jul 09 16:13:18 2008
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local squid:
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[angelo@zvr-web-04 ~]$ squidclient -h localhost -p 8001 "/admin?op=ping"
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Content-Type: text/html
Content-Length: 63
X-Cache: MISS from zvr-web-04.zoovercolo.local
Via: 1.0 zvr-web-04.zoovercolo.local:8001 (squid/2.6.STABLE16)
Connection: close
dgraph zvr-end-04:8001 responding at Wed Jul 09 16:13:53 2008
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Any more ideas? Thanks in advance :)
The first request through cache is usually expected to MISS, its the
second which tells you whether or not the caching was success/failure.
Try:
squidclient -h 10.94.206.34 -p 8001 "/admin?op=ping"
squidclient -h localhost -p 8001 "/admin?op=ping"
squidclient -h localhost -p 8001 "/admin?op=ping"
and see what the third response is.
If it still fails, configure "debug_options 22,9 20,5", purge the
cache.log and try the above three again. Hopefully the cache.log will be
left with a trace of what happend to non-cache the reply.
Amos
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