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Incompatible with nginx fastcgi_cache #53
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Hey @mundschenk-at when did you discover this and how can we reproduce? Can you give me more data? |
I've set up a When I disabled Postmatic Social, the cache was hit normally again. I've not delved too deeply into the |
@filkaris do you want to start by looking into PMS setting cookies when it should not... and then, if it's a good fit, look into fastcg_cache compatibility? |
Note from a user this weekend... could be a good lead:
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Hey @cyberhobo do you have any thoughts on this? |
I can verify the behavior and identify the code setting the cookie: Unfortunately that session is made global which might make it a bit of a job to figure out everywhere it's used and how it can be refactored. |
Ok let's push this to 1.2. Assigning to @filkaris for him to poke at. |
Any news on this? I'd like to use the plugin, but with this bug in place, I can't. |
Unfortunately, the plugin is currently incompatible with nginx'
fastcgi_cache
. When the plugin is enabled, the cache is never hit (most likely due to the session cookie set in every response header, even when a page does not contain a comment form).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: