Before I change it, is there any huge reason "fastcgi_ignore_headers
Cache-Control Expires;" and "expires epoch;" should stay in my
fastcgi-params file?
nginx honours the headers the backend sends.
Often dynamic applications (like php when using sessions etc) send headers
which "deny" any kin
Just curious...
In a lot of examples I've seen on the net for setting up fastcgi-cache the
directives
fastcgi_ignore_headers Cache-Control Expires;
expires epoch;
are included. Is there any major reason for that? For my own setup I want
the fastcgi caching to reduce load on the server, but I'd a
