Hit/Miss status is already in the X-Varnish header, if it has two
numbers it is a hit.
What does the numbers stand for?
You can set your own header in vcl_recv along with the backend.
Then in vcl_fetch, copy that header from req.foobar to obj.foobar
and you should be all set.
I can do like
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hit/Miss status is already in the X-Varnish header, if it has two
numbers it is a hit.
What does the numbers stand for?
They are varnish transaction numbers.
The first is the current requests XID,
The second is the XID of the request the
Hmm, not presently I'm afraid.
If possible, you could add this header on the backends.
Yepp, I will have to do something like that.
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MARCELO LICASTRO PAGNI [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi everyone,I am setting up a new server that will sit into a DMZ to serve as
a reverse proxy for our company's Lotus Domino webmail. Having heard about
Varnish, my choice couldn't be something else.
I've set it up with the default
On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 4:34 PM, Ricardo Newbery [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I should add a qualifier to my vote, that stale-while-revalidate
generally is used to mask suboptimal backend performance and so I
discourage it in favor of fixing the backend.
Of course the main premise of a
