On 1/01/25 21:21, Robin Wood wrote:
I'm going to massively over simplify things here, but you can think of
it like this.
Files with html extensions are static web pages, you write them, put
them on the server, and they are served as they are, no changes.
Asp and the others are dynamic files,
I'm going to massively over simplify things here, but you can think of it
like this.
Files with html extensions are static web pages, you write them, put them
on the server, and they are served as they are, no changes.
Asp and the others are dynamic files, they are processed by an app on the
serv
Thanks I have to admit I am a student currently,
I guess my last question is what do cgi-bin asp aspx asp files do inside of
websites? The reason I ask this is the rule below I have seen the same rule on
different websites so it must be the main ones that cause issues. Is it just
for dynamic co
I would say that it depends on what the dynamic content is. If it is public
content from a CMS and you are OK with it potentially being your cache age
out of date, then caching it rather than reloading it from the database
every page load is fine. If the pages are for anything sensitive, for
exampl
What are your thoughts? This is in relation to ssl intercept with certificates installed and bump active.Keep in mind I am still a student and learning.Is a rule like this recommended? Does anyone have a better version of this? Sent from my iPhoneOn Dec 30, 2024, at 14:10, Jonathan Lee wrote:Hel
Hello fellow Squid Users,
Can you please help?
What are your thoughts on this rule? Should cgi-bin aspx and jsp files be
excluded from the web-cache? They are dynamic correct? This could help speed up
systems right?
acl QUERY urlpath_regex cgi-bin \? asp aspx jsp
## Prevent caching jsp, cgi
