On Tue, 8 Mar 2005, Reuben Farrelly wrote:
This means that as long as you have relaxed_header_parser set to on or warn, or simply not defined, the old behaviour will still be the same as older squid.
Not quite.. the old accepted a lot of crap which was ambigious, such as different content-length headers and a few other really bad things.
Personally I recommend at least "warn", as it has allowed me to see some of the broken sites and inform relevant people of their broken behaviour, but I understand not everyone can be bothered..
Same here, but I selected the silented to distribute Squid with the default "on" setting to not confuse people too much why Squid now complains about malformed HTTP responses.
Duplicate "Connection" headers on line 5 and 6, and whitespace on line 4 between "Content" and "Location". No wonder it does not work properly.
All of this is silently accepted by Squid-2.5.STABLE9 in it's default "relaxed_header_parser on" settings. Squid-2.5.STABLE8 rejects the response due to the whitespace.
Regards Henrik
