Passing Cookies to Drupal Backend

[Drew, AJ]

Hello,

I have a question I need confirmation on from the group.

I have been asked if it is possible to somehow retain cookies so that they are available to the Drupal PHP code, but  not  have them used for caching within Varnish.

I could not think of a way to perform this, but thought I would ask those with more experience.

Does anyone know if this is possible?

The requirements would be to do this for all unauthenticated and authenticated traffic for a site.  A couple of cookies will be used in caching, but most will just need to be passed through and ignored for caching, but all added back on for the return.

Thanks!

A J


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