Hi,
in Germany some sides have problems with old pages in cache. One
problem is - you can kill such a pages from your cache and you will
get it again from your neighbor.
I've looked for such pages and have found, that they come with ugly
headers: one from home.netscape.com withe no Last-Modified or expired in
it. This was a beta release of a server at 11.06.96.
Now my questions about TTL's:
As I understand: If a header has no LM we take a TTL from config
like this:
http 8 4320
or if
ttl_pattern match
ttl_pattern ^http:// 10080 20% 43200
Here it would be a pattern match and we take 10080 (1W).
Right?
Second: If I get the page from my neighbor, does my squid give a new
TTL from scratch or does he see the remaining TTL from the neigbor?
If not and I think it is the reality - 2 neighbors could produce a ever
living page.
~Guenther Fischer
-- Name: Guenther Fischer / Institute: TU Chemnitz, Universitaetsrechenzentrum Phone: 0371 531 1361 / mail: fischer@hrz.tu-chemnitz.de URL: meReceived on Thu Jul 04 1996 - 03:02:20 MDT
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