Hi Henrik,
Thank you for your reply. Which directive would be changed to allow
caching on querystrings, once they are going to be all the same?
Thanks again,
JOC
On 8/12/06, Henrik Nordstrom <henrik@henriknordstrom.net> wrote:
> fre 2006-08-11 klockan 19:54 -0300 skrev Jose Octavio de Castro Neves
>
> > Today I´ve got a bunch of MISS because some users were getting
> > straight to a page with some parameters on the querystring. I know
> > that this is totally normal and expected, but I would like to know if
> > it's possible to cache situations where you have thousands of requests
> > to a page with parameters on the querystring
>
> If these are all unique query strings then there is a problem as the
> query string is part of the URL, and it's impossible for the cache to
> know that the web server ignored it..
>
> What you can do in such case is to use a redirector to strip away the
> redundant query string parameters before the request is forwarded.
>
> If they all have the same query string then see the cache directive..
> the default is to not allow caching of queries..
>
>
> Regards
> Henrik
>
>
>
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