Hi We have this most peculiar problem where varnish somehow manages to cache a page with a Content-Type header with charset of utf-8 even though zope correctly answers iso-8859-1 for every combination of request headers I can think of, when accessed directly.
The culprit must be some combination factors involving a spider, zope, apache and haproxy, we think, but we have not managed to reproduce the bug yet. While we are digging into this mystery there is one important customer that always seem to run into this problem while publishing articles in the early morning hours. What we need to do is simply return(pass) for this host outside of prime time. We do this manually now, but that is way to easy to forget. We could have zope handle it, but as normal ttl is 2 days, it would be much cleaner if it was possible to do in VCL. My VCLfu, is not quite at that level yet :) Any suggestions? Something involving the Client-Date header perhaps? And any suggestions on the deeper mystery are most welcome as well of course. Right now we are expanding logging, in the hope of catching the bug "in the wild" Regards Gaute Amundsen -- Programmerer - Pixelhospitalet AS Prinsessealleen 50, 0276 Oslo Tlf. 24 12 97 81 - 9074 7344 _______________________________________________ varnish-misc mailing list [email protected] http://projects.linpro.no/mailman/listinfo/varnish-misc
