[Rails] Re: Caching Warning

Frederick Cheung wrote: > On Jun 10, 1:45�pm, Perry Smith > wrote: >> Frederick Cheung wrote: >> >> > apache/nginx rewrite rules can do this >> >> I'm worried about redirects. �The server is behind a firewall. �The >> browser thinks that foo.outside.com is different from foo. �If I am >> authenti

[Rails] Re: Caching Warning

On Jun 10, 1:45 pm, Perry Smith wrote: > Frederick Cheung wrote: > > > apache/nginx rewrite rules can do this > > I'm worried about redirects.  The server is behind a firewall.  The > browser thinks that foo.outside.com is different from foo.  If I am > authenticated to foo.outside.com and then

[Rails] Re: Caching Warning

Frederick Cheung wrote: > > apache/nginx rewrite rules can do this > I'm worried about redirects. The server is behind a firewall. The browser thinks that foo.outside.com is different from foo. If I am authenticated to foo.outside.com and then foo happens to ask for authentication, the br

[Rails] Re: Caching Warning

On Jun 9, 8:14 pm, Perry Smith wrote: > This might be considered a bug... but I thought I'd at least warn folks. > > I'm using fragment caching and the host name is in the key of the > fragment.  The problem is that this is the host name used in the URL. > So, if you have two or more ways to ge