Bradley Baetz wrote: >On Fri, 14 Jun 2002, Darin Fisher wrote: > > > >>right, and downgrading can mean very different things depending on the >>nature of the proxy server >>bug. it might mean, use HTTP/1.0 keep-alive semantics. or it might >>mean, keep-alive only to the >>same origin server via the proxy (i.e., only reuse a proxy connection >>for requests destined for the >>same origin server). or, maybe it'd mean disable keep-alives, but i >>suspect all proxy servers >>probably support keep-alives in some sense. >> >>darin >> >> >> >> > >Some very common webservers only support the HTTP/1.1 keep-alive stuff, >though, not 1.0+header. I don't know if that applies to proxy servers, but >I don't see why it wouldn't. > >Bradley > > >
hmm... interesting. so, that's a strong argument in favor of keeping the default set to HTTP/1.1. darin
