Re: [squid-users] refresh pattern

From: Amos Jeffries <squid3_at_treenet.co.nz>
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 2010 12:25:07 +1300

> Il 22/01/2010 0.38, Amos Jeffries ha scritto:
>> Ernesto Nataloni wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> i havw found that if i set this refresh pattern with 1 minute min. time
>>>
>>> "refresh_pattern .aspx 1 100% 1 override-expire override-lastmod
>>> reload- into-ims ignore-reload ignore-no-cache ignore-private
>>> ignore-auth"
>>>
>>> Squid doesn't cache .aspx page
>>
>> Sometimes. Or anything else with "aspx" in the URL.
>> For example; http://aspx.example.com will be affected too.
>>
>> To use file types in refresh pattern you need to use a regex:
>>
>> \.(aspx)(\?.*)?$
>>
>> With "aspx" replaced by "aspx|asp" to do two file types .aspx and
>> .asp the same.
>>
>>>
>>> If i put min. time to 2 minutes:
>>>
>>> "refresh_pattern .aspx 2 100% 2 override-expire override-lastmod
>>> reload- into-ims ignore-reload ignore-no-cache ignore-private
>>> ignore-auth"
>>>
>>> Squid work fine and caches .aspx page.
>>>
>>> This is true for every type of object (.htm, .jpg, .png)
>>> I didn't try with other object
>>> I want to cache .aspx objects for only 1 minute and refresh it after
>>> 1 minute.
>>> So i don't known if my istruction is correct.
>>> Can you help me?
>>
>> Please first answer why are you doing this?
>>
>> Far, far better to not cache at all than to so completely override the
>> expert webmasters knowledge of their own site requirements.
>>Ernesto Nataloni wrote:
>
> I work for a financial data service provvider.
> I need to cache my data for 1 minute because i have a lot of web access
> that keep very little pattern data from IIS Web server ( that i hope to
> change in Apache as soo as possible).
> This data are real time data, so if i can cache it for only 1 minute i
> can help to my servers to service more efficentely other applications.
> I'll try to use help and i'll feed beck to aboute the results.

Okay. It sounds like you are the authoritative for that website.

What you seem to be attempting is to replicate the behavior of:
   Cache-Control: maxage=0, s-maxage=60, max-stale=60
which permits middle caches to store a copy for up to 60 seconds from
original generation time and makes end clients to always request fresh ones.

BTW, What version of Squid?

Amos

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Received on Fri Jan 22 2010 - 23:25:18 MST

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