Honestly, all this stuff sounds like the domain of the end
client. Because, how can the Squid Proxy server know what the CR/LF
conventions are on the client box using the proxy?
My Squid server is running on a Solaris box. Most of its ASCII
transfers don't change the file at all. If it serves to a Windows
client, however, the local copy it has still has the wrong CR/LF
convention. If it transfers to a Mac client (out of the cache, say)
then it for sure has the wrong CR/LF or whatever convention.
Make sense?
(ps I understand and agree with you on the point re: the file
transfer should only have one type, not try to determine the type
independently, twice.)
-- On Fri, 17 Jan 1997, Don Lewis wrote: > These two functions really need to agree on the type, since "text/plain" > files should be transferred in ASCII mode and "application/octet-stream" > files should be transferred in binary. >Received on Fri Jan 17 1997 - 21:19:53 MST
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