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Re: Re: Squid Cache flush

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On Tue, 19 Apr 2011 11:14:55 -0400, Jawahar Balakrishnan (JB) wrote:
I am looking to deploy Squid as a reverse proxy and i had couple of
questions. We currrently use Bluecoat and Sun Web proxy and i am able
to do the following things

1) How would i flush objects from cache?

The whole lot:
 http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/ClearingTheCache

or individually via:
 HTTP "PURGE" requests
 HTCP "CLR" requests

 squidpurge tool commands.


2) Can i flush the entire cache without restarting Squid?

Yes ... but it takes a LONG time to do N objects individually.
Restart without a cache to load takes milliseconds.

3) Can i set the configuration to expire objects at a certain time
every day regardless of when the object was cache during the previous
24 hours?

Use of the Expiry and Cache-Control mechanisms properly can do just about anything. Correct use will make all proxies not just your reverse one handle the site fine and remove a lot of customer problems.

Objects which arrive with header "Expires: XX" will expire at XX timestamp and be replaced on their next use.



Amos



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