RE: [squid-users] to turn off IE cache?

Hi

First of all, thanks for your help!
I'm afraid we've tried all of these settings,
but the caching problem's remained.
I forgot to mention I set the
ie_refresh off
in squid.conf, but of course it doesn't solve
our problem.
If I set the "don't use proxy server for these sites"
to our web site in the IE LAN settings, then the browser
shows the pages correctly.

Thanks in advance!

Regards,

                Istvan

> True, but in the context discussed this should be pretty
> safe. Freshness
> validations of truly dynamic pages are supposed to always
> fail, indicating
> there is a newer version available. If not you have deeper
> problems with your
> HTTP server setup.
>
> The most important directive in the mix is the Expires header. The
> "Cache-Control: no-cache" is only to more strongly indicate
> that this may not
> be reused without prior revalidation.
>
> If one wants to completely disallow all caching for security
> purposes or
> whatever then there is the "no-store" directive.
>
> There is also the "private" directive which is similar to
> "no-store" but only
> applies to shared caches like Squid, not the users private
> browser caches.
>
> Both "private" and "no-store" also requires the use of the
> "Expires" header
> to guarantee proper operation when there may be old HTTP/1.0
> caches in the
> path.
Received on Fri Dec 28 2001 - 06:58:36 MST