> > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: DJ Stunks <DJStu...@xxxxxxxxx> > Date: Oct 16, 11:30 am > Subject: HTTP/1.1 > To: mailing.unix.squid-users > > > On Jul 25 2001, 8:15 am, rouss...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Alex > > Rousskov) wrote: >> On Wed, 25 Jul 2001, Roel van Meer wrote: >> > I'm using squid-2.4STABLE1 as a transparent proxy on an intel RedHat >> > 6.2 machine. For some reason it does all requests withHTTP/1.0, >> > even if the original request isHTTP/1.1. > >> The reason is that Squid is not anHTTP/1.1compliant agent. > >> > What i would like is that >> > all requests made by squid are done withHTTP/1.1. > >> > Could anyone tell me >> > a) whether this is possible or not >> > b) how to do this or where to find docs > >> It is possible by writing new code that will make SquidHTTP/1.1 >> compliant. Simply setting the Squid request version toHTTP/1.1is >> likely to break things because Squid will not be able to handle >> someHTTP/1.1responses. > >> For details on what needs to be implemented, please see >> http://squid.sourceforge.net/squidhttp1.1.htm > > Hi yall, > > This is the clearest answer I've found to my question but I'm on a > much newer version than the original author and I can't tell if > anything's changed since then. > > Can I have Squid send HTTP/1.1 requests when it receives HTTP/1.1 > requests? > > I've visited the table; I'm not a web developer, I just want a simple > yes/no answer. And I can't understand why such a simple question > isn't a FAQ item. If all you want is Yes/No, then it has to be No. For squid to work with HTTP/1.1 it needs to have at least 16 currently open bugs closed: http://www.squid-cache.org/bugs/showdependencytree.cgi?id=411&hide_resolved=1 Amos
