On 07/ago/2011, at 22:42, "Kevin" <[email protected]> wrote:
> The problem is varnish is having a very very difficult time knowing when to
> pipe or pass the traffic to the backend webserver if a logged in session
> happens. It seems that unless you patch joomla to do its own internal checks
> and determine if a user is anonymous or not, and send a custom http header
> that varnish can read, there is no other real way to make varnish work with
> joomla.
>
Hi Kevin!
You can accomplish this by writing a Joomla plugin that does these things.
>
There are example plugins in the Joomla wiki (I'm loitering outside and don't
have access right now, sorry!) and I believe there is a simple plugin example
provided in the 1.5 distribution.
Essentially think of Joomla plugins as database triggers and stored procedures.
When a specific event fires in the execution stack, any plugins for that event
are fired as well.
Hope this helps,
-- Mitch
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