Re: Stripping some response headers

2009-06-15 Thread Karl Pietri 
Holger,
Oh awesome.  i took a look through earlier but missed that one.
Thanks a bunch
-Karl

On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 11:48 AM, Holger Just  wrote:

> On 15.06.2009 19:24 Uhr, Karl Pietri wrote:
> > Due to some strange things we are doing with our logging we have a bunch
> > of info in the response headers that would be nice to strip out before
> > sending to the client.  Is this possible in haproxy?
> >
> > Essentially we are logging things like the user_id if logged in by using
> > a custom header X-SS-Userid and capturing that.  but obviously it isn't
> > necessary for the client to get it so would be nice to strip it out.
> >
> > -Karl
>
> Hi Karl!
>
> This sounds like a job for the rspdel / rspidel configuration directive.
> For more information have a look at the configuration ducumentation at
>
> http://haproxy.1wt.eu/download/1.3/doc/configuration.txt
>
> --Holger
>
>

Re: Stripping some response headers

2009-06-15 Thread Holger Just 
On 15.06.2009 19:24 Uhr, Karl Pietri wrote:
> Due to some strange things we are doing with our logging we have a bunch
> of info in the response headers that would be nice to strip out before
> sending to the client.  Is this possible in haproxy?
> 
> Essentially we are logging things like the user_id if logged in by using
> a custom header X-SS-Userid and capturing that.  but obviously it isn't
> necessary for the client to get it so would be nice to strip it out.
> 
> -Karl

Hi Karl!

This sounds like a job for the rspdel / rspidel configuration directive.
For more information have a look at the configuration ducumentation at

http://haproxy.1wt.eu/download/1.3/doc/configuration.txt

--Holger

Stripping some response headers

2009-06-15 Thread Karl Pietri 
Due to some strange things we are doing with our logging we have a bunch of
info in the response headers that would be nice to strip out before sending
to the client.  Is this possible in haproxy?
Essentially we are logging things like the user_id if logged in by using a
custom header X-SS-Userid and capturing that.  but obviously it isn't
necessary for the client to get it so would be nice to strip it out.

-Karl