In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Audun Ytterdal writes:
Lets say you have this site that when browsing with for example an
iphone you are sendt to another backend with scaled down content for
your eyes only. You users like this light version of you site, but some
still wants to see the full version with all bells and whistles
What I've done so far:
in vcl_recv {
if (req.url == / req.http.User-Agent ~ ^Mozilla/5.0
\(iP(hone|od); !req.http.User-Agent ~ somecookie ) {
set req.backend = someother;
pass;
}
It's set to pass because otherwise it will on a hit lookup the same hash
as the non-iphone users and visa-versa
I could add User-Agent to my hash, but that is a bit overkill and would
make my cache 10-30 times larger. A substring might help a bit here.
How about this:
sub vcl_recv {
unset req.http.hash_input; // Don't confuse me
if (req.url == /
req.http.User-Agent ~ ^Mozilla/5.0 \(iP(hone|od);
!req.http.User-Agent ~ somecookie ) {
set req.backend = someother;
set req.http.hash_input = iphone;
}
}
sub vcl_hash {
set req.hash += req.http.hash_input;
}
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