I have just committed some new VCL toys to -trunk, please help me test
these if you can do things like:
sub vcl_miss {
set bereq.http.HeyYou = "This" req.url " is Urgent!" ;
remove bereq.http.user-agent ;
}
which would add this HTTP header to the request to the backend:
HeyYou: This / is Urgent!
and remove any User-Agent: headers.
There are now a total of four HTTP protocol messages that can be accessed
from VCL:
req.* - The original request from the client
bereq.* - The request we send to the backend
obj.* - The response stored in the object
resp.* - The response we send to the client
Here is a machine-generated plot of the VCL flow in -trunk:
http://phk.freebsd.dk/misc/_.pdf
The right hand side of the boxes show which HTTP objects you have
access to in each of the VCL methods.
Feedback please!
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