Version 1.0RC2 of Wodan Caching Proxy
Wodan now has the ability to run completely on the cache, without making
connections to the backend. This can be useful when you need to have a
period of downtime on the backend, while keeping the Web site (frontend)
online. Wodan will now also detect a backend that is down using a
connection timeout. If this is the case, pages will be served from the
cache. Wodan can now cache objects (pages, images) for different amounts
of time, using regular expressions to differentiate between the objects.
This gives users the opportunity to cache images for longer periods than
script-generated pages.
Other releases
- 08 Nov 2004 11:16
Changes: This release can cache 404 results from the backends, enabling the administrator to significantly lower the load on the backend. Two major bugs have been fixed. It no longer stops Apache's KeepAliveTimeout from working. The "X-Wodan" headers are used again (version 1.1.2 broke this behaviour). It is advised that all users update.
- 21 Oct 2004 01:44
Changes: Web objects from the backend such as pages and graphics are no longer stored in memory but are written to the client and cache file immediately. Cache files are now written into different directories, cutting down on the size of the directories holding them. Many code cleanups were made.
- 14 Jan 2004 08:19
Changes: Wodan can now be configured to vary the cache time for objects based on the HTTP-headers sent by the backend server. One can, for instance, use the Content-Type header to vary the cache time between text files and images. This header matching is done using regular expressions.
- 12 Dec 2003 08:10
Changes: Wodan now has the ability to run completely on the cache, without making connections to the backend. This can be useful when you need to have a period of downtime on the backend, while keeping the Web site (frontend) online. Wodan will now also detect a backend that is down using a connection timeout. If this is the case, pages will be served from the cache. Wodan can now cache objects (pages, images) for different amounts of time, using regular expressions to differentiate between the objects. This gives users the opportunity to cache images for longer periods than script-generated pages.
- 11 Apr 2003 15:17
No changes have been submitted for this release.
