> On 06 Jul 2015, at 16:49, sz_g wrote:
>
> I've just created a configuration composed of two servers.
> Both just forwards traffic from different ports (and protocols) to different
> servers, and keep responses in cache. It works nice.
>
> For both servers "GET /" request is sent, in the respo
Hi,
>>proxy_cache_key "$upstream_addr*$request";
I am not sure that you are using the correct format for proxy_cache_key
directive.
my I know what is the wildcard char "*" doing out there, between
$upstream_addr and $request?
refer to nginx directive example:
proxy_cache_key "$host$request_uri $c
I've just created a configuration composed of two servers.
Both just forwards traffic from different ports (and protocols) to different
servers, and keep responses in cache. It works nice.
For both servers "GET /" request is sent, in the response there is proper
resource. Thus (to distinguish resp
