2010/3/5 杨春宇 <yangchunyu@soufun.com>:
> I think use proxy_cache_key to define caching key is good idea .
> but I do not know which variable to use that can distinguish client side
> support compressed or compressed content and store the different cache file.


Here's an example I've used. Of course the upstream server must return
compressed responses to HTTP/1.0 requests, which many do not by
default:
=================
#normalize all accept-encoding headers to just gzip or the empty string
set $myae "";
if ($http_accept_encoding ~* gzip) {
set $myae "gzip";
}
#the following prevents comressed responses from backend
proxy_set_header Accept-Encoding $myae;
proxy_pass http://backend;
#the following uses a combination of URI and the accept-encoding as a
proxy cache key
proxy_cache_key "$host$request_uri$myae";
--
RPM

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