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Bypass lists for web caching<br />

Proxies and caching<br />

<strong>Web</strong> caching 3<br />

You can fill bypass list with entries for web objects, such as URLs, media types, and others, to exclude<br />

these objects from caching. This section tells you how to work with these lists and describes some<br />

sample lists.<br />

There must be rules in a web cache rule set that use bypass lists and let the rules for reading from and<br />

writing to the cache not be processed.<br />

Note: This means that when you edit a bypass list, you also modify the rule that uses it. You should therefore<br />

make sure you know which rule uses a list that you edit. You can do this, for example, by reviewing the rules<br />

of the web cache rule set to see which list names appear in rule names and criteria.<br />

When you import a web cache rule set from the library, bypass lists are implemented with the rule set.<br />

You can edit these lists and also create lists of your own.<br />

The procedures used to maintain bypass lists differ according to the list type. For example, you can add<br />

wildcard expressions to a whitelist for URLs by typing them into the list. For example, you can add URLs<br />

to a bypass list for URLs by typing them into the list. When adding media types, however, you select<br />

them from folders with media type groups.<br />

For more information one the sample lists, see Sample lists for web caching.<br />

For the list activities, see Add a wildcard expression for URLs to a web cache bypassing list, and Add a<br />

media type to a web cache bypassing list.<br />

Sample lists for web caching<br />

This section describes two sample bypass lists for use with the web cache rules.<br />

When you import the <strong>Web</strong> Cache rule set from the library, these lists are also imported. You can find<br />

them on the Lists tab of the Policy top-level menu, sorted by their types and names.<br />

For general information on how to maintain lists, see List maintenance.<br />

<strong>Web</strong> Cache URL Bypass List<br />

Library list of wildcard expressions for URLs that should not be read to or written from the web cache.<br />

Type: Wildcard Expression<br />

The list is initially empty.<br />

The following table describes the list entries.<br />

Table 3-13 <strong>Web</strong> Cache URL Bypass List<br />

Option Definition<br />

Wildcard Expression Wildcard expresssion for URLs that should not be cached<br />

Comment Plain-text comment on the wildcard expression<br />

<strong>Web</strong> Cache Media Type Blocklist<br />

Library list of media types that should not be read to or written from the web cache.<br />

Type: Media type<br />

Initial entries: application/mpegurl — MP3 Playlist File<br />

application/x-pn-realaudio — RealMedia streaming file<br />

video/x-la-asf — Streaming Audio/Video File<br />

The following table describes the list entries.<br />

Table 3-14 <strong>Web</strong> Cache Media Type Blocklist<br />

Option Definition<br />

Media type Media type that should not be cached<br />

Comment Plain-text comment on the media type<br />

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