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Re: Question: Force the caching of 302 responses without Expires header and with Strict-Transport-Security max-age header?

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Alex:

On 2020-01-03 14:19, Alex Rousskov wrote:
Question: how can one force the caching of 302 responses
without the Expires header and with Strict-Transport-Security max-age header?


You can modify Squid to handle Strict-Transport-Security specially or
you can write an ICAP or eCAP service that would add a "more standard"
Cache-Control:max-age header to the response (with even more work, it
would be possible to drop the added response header before it leaves
Squid).

1. thank you for your suggestions

2. just to confirm I got this right:

there is no way to use any current squid configuration options
or any existing squid plugins to cache 302 responses without Expires header,
instead must write some brand new code, correct?

Andrei
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