It is good to have `$request_method` in the cache key since HEAD and GET
methods may share same hash for content they point to
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Default approach doesn't work for me.
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Have same problem, but for different types of files.
I have found a workaround using "map" directive, where pattern is an URI
extension and value is a mime-type, but seems a little bit weird and
requires to create a map from all possible extension. Is there any way to
reuse standard "mime.types" t