Baniel Uri-CUB001 wrote:
yeah, but that's a stateless proxy... It is not supposed to
memorize anything or remember that anything took place before
getting the ACK. What would he match the top most 'Via' with then...?
From section 16.11: "A stateless proxy MUST validate a request as
described in Section 16.3".
From section 16.3: "If any of these checks fail, the element MUST
behave as a user agent server (see Section 8.2) and respond with an
error code."
So, therefore, it would seem to me that a stateless proxy behaves
as a stateful UA when validating a request. If it successfully
validates the request, then it proxies it and becomes stateless.
- vijay
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