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style="font-family: Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;">Hello, <br><br>im
pretty new to varnish so forgive me if this is handled in the
documentation. Could not find any info though. <br>I need to remove a
cookie on some pages while passing it on the other pages.<br>This Cookie
is changing some Information on the backend application but is not user
specific ( think of regions ) and should be cached if possible. <br>Im
not quite sure if this is possible at all, so any hints would be
appreciated. <br><br>i thought of sending out a HTTP Header on all
pages that need the cookie and remove it on all other pages. <br>From my
understanding the correct place to remove a Cookie would be vcl_recv,
while the place to read a Header from the backend would be vcl_fetch<br><br>Is
this correct or am i wrong already? <br>I'm using the bundled varnish
2.1.5 on ubuntu if that makes any difference. <br><br>Are there any ways
to do this?<br><br>Thanks, <br><br>Martin <br><br></span></div>
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