On Thu, 27 Oct 2005, Leandro Scott R.Z. Jacques wrote:
> And what does squid do when it receives a request with
> one of those characters \ ? ; & \ $ , ! @ = | %,
Nothing special about them to Squid. What matters most to Squid is the
actual HTTP headers.
However, the suggested default configuration blocks caching of URLs with ?
in them (query URLs) in the no_cache directive.
> I> think that what the calamaris author thought is that this kind of URL
> is to send queries or something like that, and then he considered it as
> a dynamic content page and thus not cacheable... Am I right?
Most likely.
Regards
Henrik
Received on Fri Oct 28 2005 - 07:26:38 MDT
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