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Re: Sibling cache peer for a HTTPS reverse proxy

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Amos Jeffries wrote
> 1) broken cacheability headers.
> The Expires: header says (Date: + 360 days), and s-maxage says 360days
> BUT ... Last-Modified says 1970. So Last-Modified + s-maxage is already
> expired.
>   NP: this is not breaking Squid which still (incorrectly) uses Expires
> header in preference to s-maxage. But when we fix that bug this server
> will start to MISS constantly.

So this is caused by the application? It is made by IBM, if you fix this
bug, i guess we need to keep using the older version of Squid.


Amos Jeffries wrote
>  Does the matching "HTTP Server REQUEST" to the parent peer for the
> eclipse transaction contain an If-Modified-Since and/or If-Match header?

Sorry, i didn't get that, would you please explain me in more detail?




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