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Meaning of some Confluence URLs

Meaning of some Confluence URLs

Anyone know what these URLs point to in confluence?

/l$

/r$

/download/attachments$/*

/download/thumbnails$/*

/s/*

(The last 3 seems to point to Javascript and images). Are they cachable (in Apache for instance)?

Thank you,

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/l$ are labels URLs

/s/* is static content in general. I cached in Apache and it improved performance.

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quote: "I cached in Apache" =
"you yourself added some caching to Tomcat" or "it is cached in Apache"?
thanks

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It's cached in apache, see:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Configuring+Apache+to+Cache+Static+Content+via+mod_disk_cache

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can Atlassian chime in here? - can /s/<...> uniquely identify a session or a user?

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I think the /s/* is for style sheets. Specifically, the batched style sheets that are combined and served up at run time. I don't believe they are cacheable because they are generated on the fly -- but maybe they are per-session?

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