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I use nginx as a reverse caching proxy to speed up the performance of a RoR site. Without the caching the site works well with the reverse proxy. But if i activate the caching, I got ActionController::InvalidA<wbr />uthenticit<wbr />yToken errors if I submit a form. How can I resolve this problem?
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Hi,

I use nginx as a reverse caching proxy to speed up the performance of a RoR site. Without the caching the site works well with the reverse proxy. But if i activate the caching, I got ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken errors if I submit a form. How can I resolve this problem?

ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken using reverse caching proxy

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