Author: CrazyAtlantaGuyCrazyAtlantaGuy Date: Jul 20, 2008 20:09
Hello -
I am working my way through setting up Squid for the first time, and
have some questions that I have not been able to find answers for
online. My server running Squid is acting as a reverse proxy for a
database driven website. Although almost all of the website pages are
dynamically generated and database driven, they are not updated more
than once daily. A reverse proxy cache set to cache pages for 24 hrs
should be effective at reducing strain on web server and the
database. I have already successfully implemented this functionality.
This specific web application allows users to log-in using credentials
stored in the database. Depending on whether a user has logged in,
the site shows retail or wholesale prices at the same URL. I am
looking for a way to cache this site for both of these two
perspective, the logged in user and the guest. Has anyone experienced
a scenario like this before?
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