Yes, exactly.

just extract the infuze_1.5.1.2_varnish_ubuntu_14.04_x86_64.zip with:

# unzip infuze_1.5.1.2_varnish_ubuntu_14.04_x86_64.zip

and you should get a .deb file, which can be installed by running:

# dpkg -i varnish-mod_wurfl-1.5.1.2.Ubuntu_14.04.x86_64.deb

Andrea

This means that you have installed libwurfl but haven't installed the wurfl varnish module yet.

You should already have two deb files, one for libwurfl and one for the varnish module, is that correct?

Thank you,
Andrea

Hi Kirsten,

can you please post the output of the following command:

# dpkg --get-selections | grep wurfl

Thank you,
Andrea

Ok, I'll send you a patch file example, along with an explanation on how to use the patch with WURFL.

Thanks,
Andrea

Hi Kirsten, It's not strictly necessary to implement all vcl subroutines, since they act as callbacks for the Varnish user which needs to intervene in a particular flow prior to cease the control to Varnish Cache again (for example vcl_pass is used when Varnish is set to "pass" mode, and in this cas...

Hi Kirsten, you're taking the right approach with your vcl, here you are a few advices: -) Since you're looking for detecting both desktop and mobile devices I would recommend to set the high_accuracy mode instead of high_performance. In this case WURFL will be way more accurate in detecting both de...

Hello, looking at the linux kernel version on your actual hosts I'd say that you are using RHEL 4.4 64 bit (linux kernel version 2.6.9-42) on the first one and RHEL 4.5 32 bit (linux kernel version 2.6.9-55) on the under performing one. After some research I've discovered that 2.6.9-55 kernel versio...

Hello Stefan! Regarding your question: unless you need to get some more detail, the WURFL Engine setup could be done in a single line in a shorter way, i.e. WURFLEngine engine = new GeneralWURFLEngine("/path/to/wurfl.xml"); As for the engine.setEngineTarget(EngineTarget.accuracy); it's okay and rega...

Greetings,

I'm currently investigating the issue you encountered on Apache 2.4 and we'll let you know as soon as possible.
In the meantime I would like to know the steps you used to install the Apache 2.4 environment on your Ubuntu 12.04 distribution.

Best Regards,
Andrea

Hello Rafal,
I will send you the package you requested to your e-mail address immediately.

Fulvio

Hi,
we will check your problem and let you know as soon as possible.

Fulvio

Hello Stefan. I guess that what you are actually running is a simple example of a web application, exploiting the WURFL Cloud Service. Looks like what is missing is the WURFL Cloud core JAR itself (containing packages and classes you are looking for). If you have downloaded the simple-client-example...