Manual:$wgUseSquid
| This feature was removed from MediaWiki core in version 1.35.0. Please see $wgUseCdn for an alternative way to use this feature. |
| HTTP proxy (CDN) settings: $wgUseSquid | |
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| Enable/disable Squid. |
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| Introduced in version: | 1.2.0 |
| Deprecated in version: | 1.34.0 (Gerrit change 387877; git #f9f8dff4) |
| Removed in version: | 1.35.0 (Gerrit change 579755; git #e8d9d68b) |
| Allowed values: | (boolean) |
| Default value: | false |
| Other settings: Alphabetical | By function | |
Details
Enable/disable Squid. Squid configuration causes the following changes in behaviour:
- The
Cache-Controlheader is changed to allow the cache proxy to blindly cache content for a predetermined period of time (configured by $wgSquidMaxage). - The
Last-Modifiedheader is artificially shortened to ensure the cache proxy will not renew outdated HTML beyond a certain age. TheLast-Modifieddate will never be older than $wgSquidMaxage. This will allow to refresh the cached copy in case there were changes to footer icons, sidebar, skin update, and other configuration or skin-level changes not tracked by the wiki page itself. - Purges are sent to ensure content edited by users remains up to date immediately.
The list of Squid servers to be purged on update must be stored in $wgSquidServers.
Sending purge requests requires the sockets PHP extension.