Varnish and language cookie

[Alessandro Ronchi]

2010/2/27 Cosimo Streppone <cosimo at streppone.it>:

>> - cookie is removed from the browser.
>
> ??? This shouldn't happen at all.

I'm unable to cache content with django-language=xx cookie and return
the cached page.

I've tried all the day, but without any success.
http://dpaste.com/165609/

If I unset that cookie, the backend doesn't know that language the
output is and it returns the default language.

If I leave the cookie, it doesn't cache it.

The best thing I've done is to have cached the requests without the
cookie (and language), and get the other passed.

But I think I can do that, it's a quite simple example:


- all pages are cachable and varies only with language.
- language is set in a cookie (that has to be sent to the backend if
the page is not present in cache) or with a get url (&lang=en).
- with the get url the backend sets the cookie language. so after that
other pages will be translated also without the &lang=en suffix.

- other cookies, except for google's, must send the page to pass.



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