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ProxySG Content Policy Language Guide
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minute=
Tests if the minute of the hour is in the specified range or an exact match. By default, the ProxySG
appliance’s clock and time zone are used to determine the current minute. To specify the UTC time
zone, use the form
minute.utc=. The numeric pattern used to test the minute condition can contain
no whitespace.
Syntax
minute[.utc]={[first_minute]..[last_minute]|exact_minute}
where:
•
first_minute—An integer from 0 to 59, indicating the first minute of the hour that tests true. If
left blank, minute 0 is assumed.
•
last_minute—An integer from 0 to 59, indicating the last minute of the hour that tests true. If left
blank, minute 59 is assumed.
•
exact_minute—An integer from 0 to 59, indicating the minute of each hour that tests true.
Note: To test against an inverted range, such as a range that crosses from one hour into the next, the
following shorthand expression is available. While
minute=(..14|44..) specifies the first 15
minutes and last 15 minutes of each hour, the policy language also recognizes
minute=44..14
as equivalent.
Layer and Transaction Notes
• Use in all layers.
• Using time-related conditions to control caching behavior in a
<Cache> layer may cause thrashing
of the cached objects.
Examples
; Tests for the first 5 minutes of every hour.
minute=0..4
See Also
• Conditions:
date[.utc]=, day=, hour=, month=, time=, weekday=, year=