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    <p>I’m setting up a Django site to use memcached, via Django’s site-wide caching MiddleWare.</p> <p>I planned to store pages in memcached for a very long time (because they don’t change very often, and because my whole site should comfortably fit into a relatively small amount of memory), and amend my code to delete pages from memcached when the data on those pages <em>does</em> change (to avoid stale pages).</p> <p>However, Django’s MiddleWare sets the <code>Cache-Control</code> and <code>Expires</code> HTTP headers on its responses to the same values that memcached uses for its expiry policy. That means that if I set a very long expiry for cached pages in memcached, end users’ browsers will use that expiry too, making them more likely to get stale data.</p> <p>Can I stop Django’s MiddleWare from doing this?</p>
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    1. CO@saul.shanabrook: I don’t think adding a bounty to this question is the best way to get your question answered. You’d be better off asking a separate question.
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    2. COMy problem is exactly the same as the one you described, so I didn't want to start a duplicate question. I guess the difference is I don't want to decorate each view, I want to be able to do it sitewide.
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    3. COIs there a reason not add a bounty?
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