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> On the subject of Squid, it would be extremely useful if it could |
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> ignore some headers and respect others in figuring out if the page is |
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> already in the cache, without stripping the headers from the request |
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> (it is doable with Apache's mod_cache), so that two requests with only |
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> a slightly different User-Agent between them hit the same cache entry, |
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> while different Accept* headers are respected, adn don't hit the same |
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> cache entry? |
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have you looked at www-servers/varnish - appears to be the new kid on the |
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block for this kind of stuff (http acceleration that is)... |
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the stuff you mention seems to be pretty trivial to setup in varnish. |
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(including rewrites of old style URLs - if i am not mistaken). |
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kind regards |
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Thilo |
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