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14 years old! Most likely, its content is outdated.
Especially if it's technical.
This can get interesting. ESI, as I've understood it, makes it possible to display on a website "Welcome back Mr. Bengtsson" but have other parts of the page cached through something like Squid. So far I've only used Squid to cache the whole page. From the <html> to the </html> tag.
There is now some development to combine ESI and Squid, what I gather from this blog entry on plope.com
I hope to be able to experiment with this here on my site.
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