Re: [squid-users] state of gzip/transfer-encoding?
2008/9/3 Amos Jeffries <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > The existing experimental patch for 3.0.pre2 adds a ClientStreams handler > for de/encoding as needed. Right. > It's really only a matter of caching things properly (ETag from server of > squid-generated), and fiddling the headers slightly as they transit Squid > in both directions. Should not matter which HTTP/1.x version is used at > the header level, since both can handle compressed data objects. > > 3.1 already does TE decoding. But we can't do the TE encoding until 1.1, > only Content-Type re-coding. So its not specifically TE, its just content-encoded fiddling as appropriate? OK, that makes much more sense. Adrian
Re: [squid-users] state of gzip/transfer-encoding?
> So how much is needed exactly to support this when we currently don't > support HTTP/1.1? > The existing experimental patch for 3.0.pre2 adds a ClientStreams handler for de/encoding as needed. It's really only a matter of caching things properly (ETag from server of squid-generated), and fiddling the headers slightly as they transit Squid in both directions. Should not matter which HTTP/1.x version is used at the header level, since both can handle compressed data objects. 3.1 already does TE decoding. But we can't do the TE encoding until 1.1, only Content-Type re-coding. Amos > > Adrian > > 2008/9/2 Amos Jeffries <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >>> Chris Woodfield wrote: Squid does not do transfer encoding of objects on its own; >>> >>> >>> Just be curious, does Squid have the plan to develop the feature of >>> objects compression like Apache's mod_deflate? Thanks. >>> >> >> Yes. As an eCAP module. It should be out shortly after eCAP support is >> stabilized. >> >> Amos >> >> >
Re: [squid-users] state of gzip/transfer-encoding?
So how much is needed exactly to support this when we currently don't support HTTP/1.1? Adrian 2008/9/2 Amos Jeffries <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> Chris Woodfield wrote: >>> Squid does not do transfer encoding of objects on its own; >> >> >> Just be curious, does Squid have the plan to develop the feature of >> objects compression like Apache's mod_deflate? Thanks. >> > > Yes. As an eCAP module. It should be out shortly after eCAP support is > stabilized. > > Amos > >
