On 12/08/2008, at 4:05 PM, Amos Jeffries wrote:
On 16/07/2008, at 4:12 PM, Benno Rice wrote:
Here are two patches against squid 2.HEAD.
The first completely changes the nature of method_t in order to
allow squid to pass through methods it doesn't know about. What is
currently called method_t becomes method_code_t and method_t becomes
a structure containing a method_code_t and a string for the method
itself. We have a bunch of pre-allocated method_t's for methods we
know about and any method we don't know about ends up with a code of
METHOD_OTHER and a specially allocated method_t.
The second patch builds on the first by adding proper purge
behaviour in response to unknown methods and methods that are
specified as causing object purges.
By that do you mean you are syncing with the logic fix made for 3.1?
I didn't directly refer to that, no. I set up a set of simple unit
tests that checked compliance against the RFC and tweaked it until it
passed.
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Benno Rice
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