Hey There,
The basic way to do that is to use ICAP service.
You better set couple acls that will allow or disallow the "routing" of
the http requests towards the ICAP service to lower the load on it.
I have used in the past with GreasySpoon ICAP service which is based on
java and offers lots of options to do what you need.
I have written a ruby ICAP service which is not perfected yet at the repo:
https://github.com/elico/echelon
It helps to understand the way that ICAP works.
It was not meant to mangle with cookies but a good ruby developer can
convert this code into a cookie mangler program.
You can see explanation and examples of usage with ICAP at:
http://wiki.squid-cache.org/ConfigExamples/DynamicContent/Coordinator#Summery_of_the_ICAP_solution
If something is not understandable by your or anyone just ask.
Eliezer
On 27/01/14 11:53, Travel Factory S.r.l. wrote:
In order to have an intranet application use a single sign on system
we'd need to rewrite a cookie...
A server sets a cookie for host1.domain.tld and we need to strip host1
so that the cookie is valid for the whole domain.
Is it possibile with squid and/or with some rewriting plugins ?
Thanks
