Re: entry->lastmod in absence of Last-Modified: header

Duane Wessels:

>Arjan de Vet writes:
>
>>Shouldn't a TCP_REFRESH_{MISS,HIT} should also update entry->lastmod and set
>>it to e.g. served_date/squid_curtime? I tried coding it myself but the
>>refresh code is not that simple.
>
>This is a strange question. Probably the right thing to do
>is NOT set lastmod to squid_curtime at all when we don't have a
>Last-Modified reply header.

How can we calculate the refresh factor in that case?

>But the thing I'm trying to figure out is how you can get a
>REFRESH_HIT from www.planet.nl since it doesn't seem to support
>last-modified at all. Did you really get a 304 response from it?

I never got a 304 response from it. The only result codes I can find in my
access.log are:

TCP_MISS/200
TCP_HIT/200
TCP_REFRESH_MISS/200
TCP_REFRESH_HIT/200
TCP_CLIENT_REFRESH_MISS/200

Arjan

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