If you want the feature then I'd recommend you to hire a Squid
developer to implement it for you.
Min / Percentage / Max is described in squid.conf.. not sure what else
to say about these.
The name "min" is bit of a misnormer. A better name is perhaps
"default".
Regards
Henrik
On Thursday 15 August 2002 01.27, Joao Clemente wrote:
> > no-cache set by the server cannot be overridden at the moment. A
> > bit too sensitive from a RFC perspective.. plus dealt with at a
> > slightly different location in the code than the refresh checks..
> >
> > Adding a refresh_pattern override to these kinds of cache busting
> > techiques needs a bit of coding..
>
> I'm sorry to know that. That explain why I was having no sucess in
> my attemps to use a forced default rule.. Is it expected to appear
> in 2.5 or 2.6 maybe? Or not even planned? Im still confused about
> what are the "min" and "percent" values of refresh_pattern, as the
> description seem that both server the same purphose but on
> different ways.. Is there a more coompreensive explanation
> somewhere, other than the one that appears on the online manual
> page?
>
> Thank you.
Received on Thu Aug 15 2002 - 17:30:00 MDT
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