There is no Squid patch to do this either. There have been rough patches to kill GIF animation, and process content inline to some extent...but nothing as complex as adding a cookie. That's a pretty big job. Some work seems to be underway to make content processing more reasonable in Squid, but right now it isn't.
Martin McWhorter wrote: > Mike, > > SquidGuard does not give you the ability to change html or more > importantly for cookies HTTP header AFAIK. > > You may want to check some of the other plugins available for squid. > > What were you planning on doing more specificaly than adding a cookie > for every page browsed. > > Martin > > Michael Dizon wrote: > >> Is it possible to add a cookie to every page browsed through the proxy? >> >> -Mike -- Joe Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.swelltech.com Web Caching Appliances and Support
