Per Buer wrote:
On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 5:54 PM,<[email protected]> wrote:
I still see this in the logs:
..
I see a cookie header. Varnish won't cache if your client sends cookie
headers. I've tried to write something on the topic in the upcoming
tutorial;
http://varnish-cache.org/static/perbu/dirhtml/tutorial/increasing_your_hitrate/#cookies
I do unset cookies.
BTW sorry for sending only excerpts of the config file, I should make
time to sanitize it from anything confidential and send it entirely.
That said, AFAIU if the cookie was the matter, the cache would be
bypassed completely, wouldn't it?
Instead, from the log I see a lookup followed by a discard, even though
I don't have anything like that in the config:
14 VCL_call c recv
14 VCL_return c lookup
14 VCL_call c hash
14 VCL_return c hash
14 VCL_call c discard
14 VCL_return c discard
0 ExpKill - 865712580 LRU
Moreover, as long as I don't hit refresh in the browser the page is
served from the cache--I confirmed that by adding custom headers.
What is weirdest of all is that if I send the exact same headers with
curl, I get a cache hit.
Anyway, no point in wasting your time without the full config (and I
need to be back on site for that).
Have a nice weekend,
Andrea
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