ons 2010-05-12 klockan 15:48 +0300 skrev Reverse Squid: > Hello List, > > We have an .htaccess in a certain directory in our origin server which > redirects requests upon USER-AGENT. > How does Squid treat that .htaccess? Depends on what the HTTP response looks like. > If it were to cache it, as it itself does not change, all requests > will follow the first USER-AGENT, ie, if I come with Firefox 2.0 I get > redirected to www.redirectedexample.com > and that page gets cached. The second person that will request that > page will get to www.redirectedexample.com and will bypass the > .htaccess check, am I right? Depends on the response. A correct cachable redirection response should include both an expiry time and a Vary header indicating which request headers the server used for determining the response (except for Host). Regards Henrik
