RE: No hits!!! No SSL! Help, please!

> From: Nick Urbanik [SMTP:nicku@vtc.edu.hk]
>
> It seems that squid is not caching anything, except that once it got the
> index.html file from the cache.
> I see the web pages, but it appears as if they are not being cached.
>
        We need the access log and probably the headers. One
        possibility is that the main server is generating
        uncacheable pages (e.g. all SSI). Another is that the
        browser has the page cached already and is doing an
        If-Modified-Since request before squid has primed its
        cache with the page. A third is that you are force
        reloading the page to test the cache - on many browsers
        this generates a no cache request as does accessing a
        favourite.

> Any url with https:// instead of http:// times out, though the
> httpd_accel_host does support SSL.
>
        I can't think of anything sensible that an accelerator
        could do with HTTPS, and I would expect certificate
        mismatches if you did a simple circuit relay. That
        doesn't mean that squid doesn't make sense of the
        situation.
Received on Wed Nov 03 1999 - 06:57:43 MST