Apache 2.2 Cache bug?

Hi,

I am running many webservers reading from one fileserver via NFS. To
speed things up, I'd like the webservers to cache as much data as
possible as most of it does not change and I'd like to minimize NFS
traffic.

I have tried setting many different Cache-Control headers (see below)
and none have produced any success at caching the authorized content.
My goal is for Apache to check a new user's authorization over NFS and
if it is valid serve any possible cached content from the local cache.

How is this done? I have not found much on it. All the Apache docs I
find say "Resources requiring authorization will never be cached"...
What is the way around this? I even tried making the Cache-Control header just say "public" without success.

Thanks,
Dave

I have also tried other various combination of the values below:
#Header set Cache-Control "public, no-cache"
#Header set Cache-Control "public, no-cache, s-maxage=60,
must-revalidate"
Header set Cache-Control "public,s-max-age=0,proxy-revalidate"

 

 

 

 

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