Hi Matt,
I'd see whether or not squid is passing through all the headers.
PHP/Mysql applications typically use cookies to verify that a user is
still logged in, and if squid is interfering with those cookies, the
application might think the user had not logged in.
Dan
Matt wrote:
I have a user that cannot get a PHP/MySQL database to work when going
through Squid. They can log in but everytime they try to lookup some
reports it boots them back out. It does this whether they were
redirected to the Squid cache transparently or even accessing directly
through Squid. Not going through Squid cache it works fine. I only
have limited info on there database other then I beleive they wrote it
themselves.
We have PHP/MySQL database we paid to have written for us and it works
fine through Squid. Anyone have any ideas or past experience with
this?
Matt
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