I have set up my squid proxy server. Currently, it
cache the files even though the webserver has changed
the files. What I did was change the refresh_pattern
to "refresh_pattern . 0 20% 0".
However, when I do that, squid is not caching anymore.
It just act as a proxy only. I observed this from the
slower webpages and squid.log.
>From squid.log, I only see TCP_REFRESH_HIT,
TCP_REFRESH_MISS, TCP_MISS and such. From the FAQ, I
read that when squid get the file from its cache, then
the log should show TCP_HIT. But that does not happen
to mine (for a few weeks not seeing and TCP_HIT).
Can anyone help me?
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