On Fri, 18 Aug 2000, Hirohiko Nakano wrote:
> I use Squid 2.3 Stable 3 on RetHat Linux 6.2. Now, I am planning to
> design and implement another Http auth scheme, which needs sending
> auth-info from server to client. I decide to use Pragma: header to
> transfer auth-info to client (because Authentication-Info: header is
> not supported by Squid yet).
>
> Squid supports "public", "max-age" and "must-revalidate"
> cache-control directives, so I use these directives to cache
> authorized response. I am very happy. But, when I (= server) send to
> 304 response to squid with Pragma: header(including auth-info),
> Squid sends old (cached) Pragma: header to client! My authentication
> sheme does not work!
Last time I checked Pragma headers were not allowed in HTTP 304
responses (along with most other HTTP headers). Are you sure they are
allowed?
Alex.
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