Hi, if i enabled the cache feature why the image file is not cached?
Is there a way to cache image to our server?
Thank you
Hi Nani, we do not cache images. We do not even download images. They’re simply preserved as part of the HTML. So the original images are always referenced whether we serve a cached copy of the HTML or not.
You’re right that the Full-Text RSS cache won’t cover the images. It keeps the original image URLs in the feed but doesn’t download the files themselves.
To cache them separately, you’d need to rewrite those URLs so they point to an image proxy or storage service. One possible setup is an on-demand processor behind a CDN: the processor fetches the original image, and the CDN caches the response after the first request.
I’ve used imgproxy for similar setups and found it fairly straightforward, especially when resizing or format conversion is also needed. Its external cache setup is described here: External cache | imgproxy documentation
A CDN cache can reduce repeated requests to the original site, but it shouldn’t be treated as permanent archiving. For guaranteed retention, I’d still store the images separately.