v0.29.4

docs/WEB_SERVER.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ The Web Service editor is split into stable configuration tabs so later features
 - **MIME** - per-extension MIME overrides and fallback MIME type.
 - **Cache & headers** - default `Cache-Control`, ordered cache rules and fixed response headers.
 - **Delivery** - precompressed `.br`/`.gz` sidecars, forced-download extensions and Range/streaming information.
-- **PHP-FPM** - Unix/loopback-TCP endpoint, executable extensions, connect/request timeout, bounded concurrency, Authorization forwarding, request/header/stderr limits, custom FastCGI parameters and controlled `PHP_VALUE` overrides.
+- **PHP-FPM** - attach a shared PHP-FPM profile through the selector, open the profile-management modal to expand/edit/create profiles, or choose local configuration for all FastCGI tuning options.
 - **Security** - symlink policy, request/response hardening summary and filesystem-confinement notes.
 
 After the Web Service is saved, attach it under **Vhosts** by selecting `Web Server` and the service ID for the main source or a custom location.
@@ -191,7 +191,15 @@ The built-in table covers common HTML/CSS/JS/data formats, archives, images, aud
 
 ## Cache policy and Web Service headers
 
-RustProxy still does **not** add a second object cache for local files. Static content uses filesystem/OS page cache, validators and normal HTTP client/intermediary caching.
+For Web Server sources, filesystem/OS page cache still accelerates file reads, and
+static files retain validators and normal browser cache headers. Additionally,
+when global and vhost RustProxy caching are enabled, eligible Web Server
+responses pass through the same shared HOT/COLD RustProxy object cache as
+reverse-proxy origins. Cache policy requires an eligible GET/HEAD, public
+freshness and response-side safety; `Set-Cookie`, `private`, `no-store` and
+other ineligible responses are not stored. Vhost response-header rules and
+transformations now run for Web Server responses before cache fill. PHP-FPM
+responses are protected by these same rules.
 
 A Web Service can define: