Response bodies cached for HitPass objects

[Poul-Henning Kamp]

In message <C770FEA3.1D82%mpage at facebook.com>, Matthew Page writes:

>It looks like response bodies are cached for the entire life of a HitPass
>object. Is this true?

Yes, it's a shortcut we made back then.  The reasoning was that hit-for-pass
objects probably would have pretty short lifetimes (usually the default
TTL) and thus not cost too much storage for too long.

As part of changes on the drawingboard now, that will be fixed.

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