Re: rbcollins_filters

I've merged HEAD down, bringing vary support among other things to
generic modules.... I'm not quite sure how well it's integrated itself
into the rbcollins_filters branch though!

You may notice that squid is pretty verbose with the current code - it's
still in late alpha quality/stability ... sorry.

However, I've done a test run of the branch and it's working...

Rob

P.S. For overviews of the api look

* in the end of defines.h (flags explained)
* in client_side.c and http.c (logic and approach).

and other various places scattered through as I did things :].

look in src/modules/spy/spy.c for the minimalistic filter example (does
basically _nothing_).

multi-range response support already exists for the modules - there is
an offset passed for where the data sits in the data stream.

transfer encoding filters are respectively the first and last in the two
downstream paths (break open the encoding and reencode at the other end)
before the actual fd read and write code - and this must not change!

----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert Collins" <robert.collins@itdomain.com.au>
To: <squid-dev@squid-cache.org>
Cc: "Adrian Chadd" <adrian@creative.net.au>
Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2001 12:07 AM
Subject: rbcollins_filters

> I've put the headers into a different stream as discussed. None of the
> filter code itself is significantly different, I've duplicated
functions
> where changes will need to occur when headers are structs rather than
> buffers. However I haven't attempted to alter those functions - ie
there
> are still tests for flags & FILTER_HEADER which will go away
eventually
> :].
>
> Some of the optional modules I just reused the exist function for
> headers as the prototype is currently identical. This will break when
> the header type changes, but you will get a compile failure so thats
ok
> :].
>
> Just a note: the TE code is in here. all the TE modules (other than
> chunked) are in te_modules CVS branch which I haven't updated (yet).
>
> Also if you wait a few minutes I'll merge HEAD to generic_modules, and
> then that to rbcollins_filters to bring everything up to date.
>
> Rob
>
>
Received on Fri Apr 27 2001 - 08:42:32 MDT