Denis Haskin wrote:
> Cool. I've started looking at this. How stable would you consider the Vary
> support? Suitable for production?
It should be production quality, but it is still a very limited support.
There is not yet any support for ETag validation or indexes in Squid.
> I see lots of references to the s-maxage directive in the current Squid
> source, but haven't yet had time to look at them in more detail. What does
> Squid currently do with s-maxage? Just pass it through?
Right. It seems s-maxage actually has been implemented for quite some time.
Did not know this. Thanks for the reminder.
So the only known divergences from RFC2616 Cache-Control is now:
* min-fresh request directive is not implemented
* no-store request directive is not implemented (only implemented as ar
reply directive)
* must-revalidate and proxy-revalidate always revalidates the object even
if it havent expired yet.
* no-transform request directive not implemented (should bypass redirectorsi
I think...)
* no-transform reply directive not implemented (not yet needed, but there
is some ongoing work which will need to support this..)
/ Henrik
Received on Wed Apr 11 2001 - 00:21:39 MDT
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