squid@professorfrink.com wrote:
> So there is no way to even tell Squid to ignore that rule for just one
> set/type of pages, or in a particular domain, or a user, etc?
Not short of coding to extend refresh_pattern with overrides for all
those conditions no.
> And how do I
> identify these pages that have the headers that instruct the requester not
> to cache?
The cacheability checker is a good tool for that.
> Also, regarding my other question, what is the easiest way to find an object
> in the physical cache directories based on the requests listed in the logs?
See the "Related software" section.
> > There is some hacks you can apply in refresh_pattern to override some
> > aspects of what the origin server says, but not all.
>
> any references/links/URLS?
RFC2616, squid.conf.default documentation and the sources.
Regards
Henrik
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