Robert Collins wrote:
> http://squid.sourceforge.net/squidhttp1.1.htm
6: Does now (HTTP/1.0)
7: Done, by simply downgrading the protocol number. No attempts in
downgrading the request is done.
8: Does now. HTTP/0.9 is upgraded to HTTP/1.0 if support for 0.9 is
enabled (and fixed).
9: Does now. All responses from Squid is using Squid's HTTP version.
11: Not compliant. Squid puts an upper limit on the URI length.
12: Not compliant. Redurns some other error code.
13: Compliant. Squid always uses it's host name in generated URLs.
14: Done when forwarding the request to a origin site. Not done when
forwarding to another proxy.
15: Conditionally compliant. Can be violated by the use of redirectors.
16: Optional. Done when using the append_domain directive.
17: Compliant, except for 18 and 19.
18: Compliant.
19: Compliant.
20: Not applicable to proxies I think. Not done. See note at the end of
section 5.1.2.
26: Not compliant. Charset is not specified in the HTTP headers even
when it should (i.e. error pages using national characters and such).
27, 28, 29: Not done. see 26.
30: Don't think this applies to proxies.. Squid does not render
documents.
32: Not applicable to software. It is a administrative requirement.
33: see 32.
34: not in the HEAD version. Compliant in the "te" branch I think.
35: see 34.
36: see 30.
37: see 34, maybe.
38: see 34, maybe.
39: see 34. Probably not done, but maybe in chunked<->chunked transfer
where such headers are sent by the origin server.
40: see 39.
41: see 34.
42: see 34. unknown.
43: compliant for headers generated by Squid.
44: not done
45: compliant for locally generated content.
does not apply to transparent proxies for proxied content.
46: see 45.
47: not compliant. See 26.
48: compliant. Squid does not generate any multipart entities, or are
allowed to touch this for proxied entities.
49, 50, 51: see 48.
52: unsure.
[now I am getting tired ;-)]
Hmm.. I think we should attempt to throw these criterias into a SQL
database on sourceforge to allow on-line updates, sorting and such fancy
things.. they do provide PHP + MySQL which should be a quite good fit
for this job..
/Henrik
Received on Sun Oct 22 2000 - 07:45:38 MDT
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