First of all, thank you so much for the work you've put into
mod_cache!
We are having a problem that a lot of people must run into - we are
looking to have control to cache files that have cookies set (similar
to how "ignore-vary" works).
How come this isn't included by default? Is it possible and easy for
you to include it in the main release?
Is there anyway to strip the "Set-Cookie" header and may the response
cacheable? We are using a wordpress module and the "Set-Cookie"
header was added in automatically. Is there anyway to get around that?
And also we found that if the backend server is doing compression on
file like css or js. The frontend mod_cache server will refuse to
cache it because of the "Conten-Encoding" header. Is that something
you can work on also?
Thanks
Don
On Oct 30, 9:03 pm, shellcode <shellc...@gmail.com> wrote:
I just update modcache to v1.8.1, add 'ignore-set-cookie' option to cache.refresh-pattern. usage of 'ignore-set-cookie' is similar with usage of 'ignore-vary'.
On Sat, Oct 31, 2009 at 4:05 AM, shellcode <shellc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I just update modcache to v1.8.1, add 'ignore-set-cookie' option to
> cache.refresh-pattern.
> usage of 'ignore-set-cookie' is similar with usage of 'ignore-vary'.
> download
> link: http://lighttpd-improved.googlecode.com/files/lighttpd-1.4.23.v1.8.1.... > note:
> improper usage of 'ignore-set-cookie' may cause unexpected information
> leak, uses it carefully.
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