> Hi Amos, > > that's going to be a problem, we can't really change our web application. > on top of that, we uses url rewrite for the our site. > the url look like this > www.sitedomain.com/controller/session_id/other_stuff/.. You can just use the ? bypass IFAIK and it will work fine as a reverse-proxy. Just don't expect a cache-high hit ratio as well. > > is there any work around that we can do with squid's conf file? > changing the session handling is really not a option for us. > > Thanks again > kevin > > > Amos Jeffries wrote: >> Hi all, I'm setting up a reverse proxy with squid to hide my web server. >> Our site rely largely on session, and we pass our session id through the >> url. I'm worry that squid might cached the url and new users will end up >> accessing the site with a old session id. >> >> Is this a problem that i should worry about? >> >> > > Yes. For this case you NEED the default cache deny for queries with ? > With squid its better to pass it as a cookie (which apparently gets > stripped from any cached objects). > > Amos >
