vary_ignore_expire

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vary_ignore_expire

When certain HTTP/1.1 origin servers receive an HTTP/1.0 request (e.g., from Squid), and the response contains a Vary header, they also add an Expires header set to the current time. This is to prevent HTTP/1.0 caches, which may not understand the Vary header, from incorrectly reusing a cached response.

Squid understands and implements the Vary header but still sends the string "HTTP/1.0" in its requests . You'll need to enable this directive if you want to get cache hits from responses with Vary and with Expires equal to Date . This directive is somewhat dangerous because the origin server may have its own reasons (other than maintaining backward compatibility) for setting the Expires header.

Syntax

 vary_ignore_expire onoff 

Default

 vary_ignore_expire off 

Example

 vary_ignore_expire on 
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Squid
Squid: The Definitive Guide
ISBN: 0596001622
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 401
Authors: Duane Wessels

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