ESI and clients HTTP/1.0

[andan andan]

Hi all.

Is there any manner to avoid Transfer-Encoding: chunked in responses
of ESI pages to HTTP/1.0 clients.

According to RFC:

14.41 Transfer-Encoding
...
   Many older HTTP/1.0 applications do not understand the Transfer-
   Encoding header.

We have several issues with Squid2.5.x proxys (not newer versions).
Unfortunately, this branch is still very commonly in productions
environments.

Thank you.
BR.
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Re: Blades

[Per Buer]

Andre Galvani skrev:
 Hello,
 
 someone has had experience running varnish on blades(DELL HW for example)?

Yes. We run a lot of Varnish on blades. Runs smoothly. :-)

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Cookie issue

[Morten Bekkelund]

Hey guys.

Here's the situation:
We got some 3rd party apps that runs via javascript on our webpages.
These apps sets cookies and therefore they are not cached by varnish by 
default.

I'm looking for a good approach to force a lookup when these cookies 
are set,
but still also force a pass when other cookies are set OR even do a 
pass for
the entire session when the req.url matches ^/admin ...for instance.

I've looked at the examples on the wiki, but couldn't find a suitable 
config for myself.

Regards, Mortis

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Re: Cookie issue

[Tollef Fog Heen]

]] Morten Bekkelund 

| I'm looking for a good approach to force a lookup when these cookies
| are set, but still also force a pass when other cookies are set OR
| even do a pass for the entire session when the req.url matches
| ^/admin ...for instance.

You probably want to do regex matches against req.http.cookie to ensure
you only cache for particular pages.  I'd also recommend reading through
http://varnish.projects.linpro.no/wiki/VCLExampleCacheCookies if you
haven't.

Doing pass on ^/admin should be something like

if (req.url ~ ^/admin) {
   pass;
}

in vcl_recv, so I presume that's not the problem you are running into?

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Re: Cookie issue

[Morten Bekkelund]

Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
 ]] Morten Bekkelund 

 | I'm looking for a good approach to force a lookup when these cookies
 | are set, but still also force a pass when other cookies are set OR
 | even do a pass for the entire session when the req.url matches
 | ^/admin ...for instance.

 You probably want to do regex matches against req.http.cookie to ensure
 you only cache for particular pages.  I'd also recommend reading through
 http://varnish.projects.linpro.no/wiki/VCLExampleCacheCookies if you
 haven't.

 Doing pass on ^/admin should be something like

 if (req.url ~ ^/admin) {
pass;
 }

 in vcl_recv, so I presume that's not the problem you are running into?

   
Well, I've tried that. That passes the single request to ^/admin, but 
does a lookup on every other
request since the stuff under admin uses a lot of stuff in other paths.
So it's a bit tricky :)

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