s�n 2003-02-23 klockan 14.28 skrev Kinkie: > > >> - error page substituion > > Interesting...
Unfortunately this needs to be rewritten from scratch as the approach used in the original rproxy patch is no longer valid as too much have changed in the internal request processing of Squid. Quite likely this kind of thing is easier to do now than it was before thanks to the foundation work done by Robert for the ESI branch, but it is hard to know before attempted.. Explanation of how the feature works: If certain predefined "error" conditions is met on the reply then the body of the reply is replaced with that of another internally generated request and the HTTP headers cleaned up to be consistent with the new body. This is applied to any responses, not only Squid errors. > > Forgot one small pending rproxy feature: > > > > - Request tagging and cache partitioning per tag > > Option to have request tagged by the port they was received on. > > Also modifiable by redirectors, and available in acl directives. > > Please add it. It will be VERY helpful to a project of mine. > Thanks You are more than welcome to help updating the changes to HEAD. This is all changes in the Squid-2 rproxy branch relating to the keyword 'urlgroup'. I am currently busy on other tasks and can not give a estimate on when I will find time to update this to HEAD. I do not see it as a feature very many will find useful and haven't given it much priority, but am more than happy to merge it if I receive a clean patch for HEAD as it is a very non-intrusive change not changing anything unless actively used by configuration and/or redirectors.. -- Henrik Nordstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> MARA Systems AB, Sweden
