i believe you can do it and the topics/wiki articles about youtube caching should give you interesting points about that.
Em 13/08/2010 12:17, david robertson escreveu:
Hello, I have a question concerning the caching of specific URLs: I'm currently using squid in an accelerator config, and everything is working perfectly fine. However I've just been given a request to ignore part of a URL when it comes to caching. For example: http://domain.com/v/subdir/subdir/file.js?variable1=variable1&variable2=variable2&variable3=variable3 What they're asking is for this URL to be cached, but ignore variable2 in the cache string. In other words, cache it as http://domain.com/v/subdir/subdir/file.js?variable1=variable1&variable3=variable3 From what they told me, variable2 is dynamic and is different on every hit. I have no idea why they do this, since it's exactly the same page served every time. This obviously fills the cache with the exact same content for thousands of different URLs. We can do this with Akamai, have them not include part of the URL as the cache key, but can this be done with squid?
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