Chris Robertson wrote:
Obviously the object has changed, so you have a few options: * Use the PURGE method with squidclient
That's a onetime shooter. This file is requested daily, so I should run it daily to keep it current.
* force a refresh with your browser (hold down shift or control when you press the refresh or reload button, use the -r switch with squidclient or --cache=off for wget. fetch does not appear to have a method of forcing a refresh.)
Worked. Same problem - results ain't persistent.
* Add a cache deny for this domain
Thinking of it.
* Wait for the freshness calculation to expire (3 days at the most)
And? The file already stuck in cache for 2 month. Waiting some more days does literally nothing.
I'm just trying to understand is this some flaw in my config or it just should work this way.
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