Re: [squid-users] Personalized Pages

On 06.06 14:19, Peter Zechmeister wrote:
> - Squid must not cache pages, where Authorization Header is set, but it
> does in the moment and so pages which have the same url but behave
> different when entered anonymous or autorized are mixed up.
> Can anybody tell me how to fix this?

see section 14.8 of RFC2616, that explains when squid is allowed to cache
authorized pages. Look at Cache-Control: headers in request and response.

> - One step further would be, to cache personalized pages too, but with
> a personalized cache. We have an intranet with a lot of roles and
> restricted areas. If somebody is logged in, the username is shown on
> each page and menues have to be rendered according to the permissions of
> that person. The on-demand generation of those personalized pages is
> much more expensive than to store thousands of pre-generated pages in
> the cache.

The same as above. Cache-Control is your friend, you need to set it up
properly.

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