>>On 5/3/2012 4:33 PM, Markus Lauterbach wrote: >> Hi there, >> >> I installed two squids in front of my wordpress installation (based on >> apache). Up to now, I can browse my wordpress but I still see many >> misses in the squid logs. Wordpress itself likes to use many cookies >> and I expect that this is a corrupting influence. By searching via >> google, I found examples, where people use a squid infornt of there >> wordpress installation. Somehow it seems to work. And I found several >> howtos to Setup Varnish in front of wordpress, where the cookie is >> stripped. >> http://ocaoimh.ie/2011/08/09/speed-up-wordpress-with-apache-and-varnis >> h/ >> >> Does anyone know a hint for me, what I should take a look to. It is posible, >> to manage the caching behavoir with my squid.conf, or do all the information >> (weather to cache the element or not) has to be set in the header by the >> application (wordpress). I already tried to set the vary header for cookies, >> but this doesnt leed to a useable configuration. Now, I would unlikely >> change from squid to varnish. >> >> Thanks in advance >> >> Markus >> >I'm not using Apache but Nginx with Wordpress, and I've installed W3 Total >Cache plugin for WP. Seems that plugin help much, you should try it yourself. > >~Neddy
Sorry. I'm using the multi-DB plugin. Multi-DB and W3 Total Cache are not compatible. (http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-w3-total-cache-wpmu-compatibility?replies=10#post-1498249) Markus