Re: [SQU] default TTL ????

Dennis,
    How much time did you leave between your two posts?
a) nearly all posters to this list are contributors, and
b) the whole world is in the weekend at the moment... few people is at work,
where they use squid, and thus are subscribed from those mail accounts).

There default TTL depends on the type of data, it's URL, the protocol used
to retrieve it, and it's date of last modification.

for more information,
read the FAQ
read squid.conf
read the mailing lists searchable archives (a very similar question was
asked recently)
read the squid online manual.

F5 in netscape does nothing. It does something in internet explorer.
perhaps you mean "does a browser IF-Modified-Since or no-cache request
result in squid retrieving from the origin server?"
to which the answer is yes - out of the box.

Rob

----- Original Message -----
From: "Dennis" <zenn@optushome.com.au>
To: <squid-users@ircache.net>
Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2000 1:06 PM
Subject: RE: [SQU] default TTL ????

> I'm suprised nobody has replied....
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> Hi all...
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> I have 2 question.
> Whats the default TTL for cached data in squid, out of the preverbial box
?
>
> Does <F5> allow the browser to pass through to the source or does it still
> load from cache ?
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> Cheers
> Dennis
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