httpd_accel not caching properly

Hello,

I recently set up squid to cache some semi-dynamic content produced by Apache
and PHP.

Using the Redhat 6.1 RPM for squid (2.2.STABLE4) with minimal changes to the
config file accept for enabling httpd_accel mode an adding "ignore-reload" to
the default refresh_pattern line.

Right now I have apache serving a static file (index.html) and i'm requesting it from squid (squid runs on port 80, apache on port 8080).

The problem is that squid ALWAYS logs a TCP_MISS and fetches a fresh copy of the file. It seems odd, since it's static, it hasn't changed, and no where in the headers is there a no-cache directive or anything else that looks like it would prevent Squid from caching the object properly.

Looking in cache.log I can't seem to find which test is failing, as there's an awful lot of output at the high debug levels.

Am I missing something really obvious? I had this working on another box just fine with the same config file. I just don't see why Squid won't use the object that is already in the cache... or why it's not putting it into cache in the first place.

jack.
Received on Fri Jun 30 2000 - 13:04:43 MDT