Thanks I got it working.
I had to use CacheIgnoreQueryString On because backend webserver was not
sending expiration time and cache module in apache won't cache the resource
if it has query strings and it has no expiration module.
I resolved this by turning off CacheIgnoreQueryString on apache c
dd123 wrote:
You are right. My apache switched to different runtime user though it started
as root.
I changed the dir permission and atleast I can see some contents in the
cache dir
But now, I have hit another roadblock:
Basically, I want the images to be served via cache and my images are
disti
You are right. My apache switched to different runtime user though it started
as root.
I changed the dir permission and atleast I can see some contents in the
cache dir
But now, I have hit another roadblock:
Basically, I want the images to be served via cache and my images are
distinguishable thr
dd123 wrote:
I have a webserver servicing the images and url for that webserver looks like
this:
http://backend-server.abc.com/mcs-stream-war/asset/streamAsset?id=e98a887b-2eb1-456d-ba18-d21a1b0b06cc
The above URL is basically an image.
Now, I want to front this webserver with a reverse proxy
I have a webserver servicing the images and url for that webserver looks like
this:
http://backend-server.abc.com/mcs-stream-war/asset/streamAsset?id=e98a887b-2eb1-456d-ba18-d21a1b0b06cc
The above URL is basically an image.
Now, I want to front this webserver with a reverse proxy caching apache
