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Why Are Certain Files Not Downloadable Even Though They Have Not Expired (365 Days)?
Updated on 2023-08-25 GMT+08:00
Why Are Certain Files Not Downloadable Even Though They Have Not Expired (365 Days)?
Although their maximum cache age is 365 days, CDN points of presence (PoPs) regularly delete cached content that has not recently been accessed, regardless of the content's expiration time.
You can preheat resources so that users can obtain the most recent resources from CDN PoPs upon first access.
Parent topic: Cache Settings
Cache Settings FAQs
- Will the Cache on CDN PoPs Be Updated in Real Time?
- Does CDN Cache Status Codes 404 and 403?
- What Are the Default Cache Rules? Can I Modify the Cache Age?
- Does the Path in Cache Settings Refer to a Web Address or File Path on the Server?
- Why Is the CDN Cache Hit Ratio Low?
- How Do I Cache the Homepage (Root Directory)?
- How Do I Check Whether a Cache Is Hit?
- Why Is the Latest Content Inaccessible Even When the Maximum Cache Age Is Set to 0?
- Does Huawei Cloud CDN Support Caching octet-stream Stream Files?
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- How Do I Configure Cache for Resources That Do Not Need to Be Cached?
- How Do I Synchronize Content Cached on CDN PoPs with That on the Origin Server?
- Why Does a Cache Rule Not Take Effect?
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