The best approach is to address this on the HTTP server, not Squid.
Add a "Cache-Control: max-age=1800" header. This will tell Squid and any
other caches in the request path that the reply can be considered fresh for
30 minutes.
You can also address it using the refresh_pattern directive in squid.conf,
but if you can I'd recommend doing it on the origin server instead.
Regards
Henrik Nordstr�m
MARA Systems AB
On Friday 21 December 2001 11.05, J�rgen Skogstad wrote:
> In essence; I would like to cache all "dynamic index pages" for
> at least 30 minutes (perhaps even an hour) and all other pages
> with default values. What needs to be done with respect to;
>
> * Http headers (cache-control etc.)
> * squid.conf
> * ... anything else!
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