On Friday 14 June 2002 01:09, Brian wrote:
> Servers which act on the Accept headers MUST include a Vary header
> to indicate what values they acted on. Squid 2.4 does not cache
> Vary responses and 2.5 handles them.
SHOULD, not MUST.
They must if they want caches to be aware of the selection process.
> Transfer/Content Encoding has been in the works for awhile, but I
> haven't heard much in a few months.
No progress has been made in a few months on transfer-encoding due to
lack of developer resources. Help is needed if there is to be any
progress in this area.
There is a mostly working implementation of transfer encoding, but
some subtle problems have been discovered with the processing of
Range requests etc.
As a HTTP proxy Squid MUST NOT touch content-encodings.
content-encodings is a business between the server side entity
negotiation and the user-agent preferences.
Regards
Henrik
Received on Thu Jun 13 2002 - 18:24:09 MDT
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