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Cisco AVS Flash Forwarding not working

m.baker2
Level 1
Level 1

Hi everyone,

We tryed without any success to get Cisco AVS 3110 FlashForwarding to work. We configured the default application classes for Flash forwarding, published config and restarted the appliance. No luck. ANy idea what could prevent Flash forwarding from Working ? I notice an header coming from our server with no-cache,no-store directive. Could that cause the problem ? If so, how do I get the appliance to override this ? Also, we are not able to get the appliance to log information to FgnStatLog so we can debug this. Is there a specific flag for LogLevel we ned to use for the logging to work properly. Our config is as follows ;

CacheDepth 4

Include "conf/useragent.conf"

Include "conf/mimetypes.conf"

CompressContent On

DeltaOptimize On

BaseFileCompress Off

CompressionMethod deflate

BaseFileCompressionMethod deflate

HTTP10Compress On

CacheRoot "/usr/local/fineground/perfnode/cache"

CachePruner Off

CacheSize 500000

CacheFanout 10

ConnectionReuse KeepAlive

LogDir "/usr/local/fineground/perfnode/logs"

CachePruneSampleSize 30

CachePruneKeepSize 5

FgnWorkDir "/usr/local/fineground/perfnode/workdir"

AppScope On

AppScopeOptimizeRatePercent 50

AppScopePassThruRatePercent 50

UrlMatchWithProtocol On

AppScreen Off

ExcludeNonASCII On

FgnNamePrefix fgn_

DNSTimeout 36000

RebaseDeltaPercent 50

CacheMinTTL 0

CacheMaxTTL 60

<ApplicationClass fgnpost>

Url "^.*/fgn_post\.html$"

Url "^.*/fgn_nopost\.html$"

Url "^.*/fgn_dbgtrace.*\.js$"

Url "^.*/fgn_appscope.*\.js$"

OptimizationPolicy NoDeltaOptimize,NoCompress,NoFlashForward

AppScope Off

</ApplicationClass>

<ApplicationClass DefaultFlashForward>

Url "^.*\.gif$"

Url "^.*\.css$"

Url "^.*\.js$"

Url "^.*\.class$"

Url "^.*\.jar$"

Url "^.*\.cab$"

Url "^.*\.txt$"

Url "^.*\.ps$"

Url "^.*\.vbs$"

Url "^.*\.xsl$"

Url "^.*\.xml$"

Url "^.*\.pdf$"

Url "^.*\.swf$"

CacheMinTTL 0

CacheMaxTTL 60

OptimizationPolicy FlashForwardObject,NoCompress,NoDeltaOptimize

ResponseCachePolicy OverrideAll

</ApplicationClass>

<ApplicationClass DefaultFFWithImageOpt>

Url "^.*\.jpg$"

Url "^.*\.jpeg$"

Url "^.*\.jpe$"

Url "^.*\.png$"

CacheMinTTL 0

CacheMaxTTL 60

OptimizationPolicy FlashForwardObject,NoCompress,NoDeltaOptimize

ImageOptimization Standard

</ApplicationClass>

<ApplicationClass DefaultCompress>

Url "^.*\.html$"

Url "^.*\.htm$"

OptimizationPolicy Compress,FlashForward,MetaRefreshTo302

</ApplicationClass>

<ApplicationClass DefaultClass>

Url "^.*$"

OptimizationPolicy Compress,FlashForward,MetaRefreshTo302

</ApplicationClass>

<AppScreenClass DefaultAppScreen>

Url "^.*$"

AppScreenPolicy nullByte | Pass

AppScreenPolicy script | Pass

AppScreenPolicy sql | Pass

AppScreenPolicy directoryTraversal | Pass

AppScreenPolicy binary | Pass

AppScreenPolicy prohibitedFileUpload | Pass

</AppScreenClass>

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pradeepde
Level 5
Level 5

Put "ResponseCachePolicy OverrideAll" in ApplicationClass DefaultFFWithImageOpt should solve this problem. As the web server

inserts 'no-cache/no-store' for jpg/gif objects, this 'overrideall' policy can ignore these response headers and cache the objects still.

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