Closed (duplicate)
Project:
Boost
Version:
6.x-1.20
Component:
Expiration logic
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
18 Dec 2011 at 15:35 UTC
Updated:
3 May 2013 at 12:21 UTC
On the site information page, I have the front page set to an alias called "home". When I visit that page as an anonymous user (http://mysite.org/home), the content is current.
However, when I vist the home page of the site using just http://mysite.org as an anonymous user, the front page is well over a week old and caching is set to 3 days. The page is up to date when I'm logged in.
I'm running apache2. A call to mysite.org redirects to www.mysite.org, if that makes a difference.
Comments
Comment #1
bayu.iravvan commentedSame here, I have identical problem.
Comment #2
FlemmingLeer commentedI have the same problem also with /tracker in 6.x-1.20
I tried commenting out the default caching of all the files in .htaccess to see if it helps.
# Cache all files for 2 weeks after access (A).
# ExpiresDefault A1209600
Comment #3
FlemmingLeer commentedDidn´t help :/
Comment #4
bgm commentedThis is hard to debug, since I do not have enough information to reproduce the bug.
What's your cache clearing settings? Are caches cleared by cron? or when new content is generated?
For example, if you only flush cache on content update/create, Boost will check which views/panels/node have a given URL, and flush those pages, but in your case, it will flush cache/normal/home.html, not cache/normal/_.html
(changing to "support" request until this is a confirmed bug)
Comment #5
gaëlgSame problem here. The headers are wrong, Expires is set to two weeks later. The cache dir is updated, but the browser won't even ask the server for a new version, because of this Expires tag. It looks like this bug does not appear in 6.x-1.19.
Comment #6
gaëlgThis was due to http://drupal.org/node/1598754