On Wed, 24 Mar 2010 11:04:03 -0400, "Ken Struys" <k...@struys.ca> wrote: > Is there anyway to map single url's to multiple store url's based on a > cookie? > > Lets say I have a user cookie and I want to implement caching for logged > in users. > > I there anyway in squid I can append the cookie to the cached url? (in > squid not on the client side url).
What you are attempting to do is equivalent to those seriously annoying admin who place session IDs into URLs. This is a Very Bad Idea. Your cache becomes extremely bloated very fast. the Cookie header contains a lot of garbage even between requests made by one user. How are they logged in? HTTP authentication... add WWW-Authenticate to the Vary: HTTP headers. Web-based login... break each page down into modules and objects, setting public on the common objects. private on very specific private objects and personal data. AJAX / Web2.0 stuff can help here. And yes, if you read between those lines, this type of control can only be implemented safely by the website author. > > I've looked at doing storeurl_rewrite_programs but they don't receive > cookie information (or anything else useful) as input. They receive the URL and source info. Which for the purpose of _reducing_ duplicate objects is quite useful. Amos
