I'd be careful of this. A primary use case for alternates is to vary on Accept-Encoding -- while modern browsers "all" do gzip, there are intermediaries that need uncompressed objects. So, serving the same compressed/uncompressed object to everyone may be problematic.
Vary: User-Agent is bad, but, there is some value to the alternate concept. miles On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 2:05 AM, Hiroaki Nakamura <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I found the config proxy.config.cache.select_alternate is undocumented. > Could you tell me the reason? > > I would like to disable proxy.config.cache.select_alternate. > That is, I don't want to use alternates and I want touse the same cache > for the same URI but different user agents. > > I tried setting proxy.config.cache.select_alternate to 0 and confirmed > it works as expected. > > Will proxy.config.cache.select_alternate be supported in the future version > of ATS? > > Thanks, > Hiroaki
