On Tuesday 03 September 2002 12:00 pm, Ricardo Kustner wrote:
> > ignore-reload probably isn't helping your situation, but the others
> > should be okay.
> > The problem is most likely that squid isn't purging it's memory cache,
> > only the disk cache. You can check the access_log to see if you are
> > getting MEM_HITs or just HITs. As long as this is a custom script,
> > you could have it send reload requests instead of purge requests.
>
> sounds like a possiblity... how would I emulate a reload request? just a
> GET request or is it something special?
It's a GET with an added control header.
Pragma: no-cache
may work. If not, search around for Cache-Control: header options. I
can't say I've had a reason to *cause* reload requests, so I haven't
looked it up.
-- Brian
Received on Tue Sep 03 2002 - 10:05:58 MDT
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