FlashHandler always sets a cookie, making caching more difficult
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Mike Hogan
Jan 20, 2015, 5:09:11 AM1/20/15
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Hi,
FlashHandler always sets the “f” cookie. nginx and varnish don’t like this when they caching. There are ways around it by configuring these caches, but its a more effort than it needs to be.
So am thinking of making FlashHandler a bit more precise. Either
1) Set the “f” cookie only if its different to the “f” cookie in the incoming request
2) Only set the cookie if the response is HTML
Am preferring 1, but wanted to canvas other opinions.
Ta,
Mike
FlashHandler always sets the “f” cookie. nginx and varnish don’t like this when they caching. There are ways around it by configuring these caches, but its a more effort than it needs to be.
So am thinking of making FlashHandler a bit more precise. Either
1) Set the “f” cookie only if its different to the “f” cookie in the incoming request
2) Only set the cookie if the response is HTML
Am preferring 1, but wanted to canvas other opinions.
Ta,
Mike
Daniel Worthington-Bodart
Jan 20, 2015, 5:36:12 AM1/20/15
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+1 to number 1
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