On 9/04/2014 10:53 p.m., MIGUEL ANGEL AGUAYO ORTUÑO wrote: > Hi all, > > My name is Miguel A. Aguayo, I'm working on a proyect and have some > question about squid > > The proyect consist in: > > I have a server with Video content formatted in 3GP-DASH standard > I'm transferring this content to a client using Multicast through FLUTE > standard > > In the client I have apache2 and squid > > What I'm trying to do is a squid config that caches the method GET of a > VLC client trying to reach the content in my server > and pass the value of the method get to a perl executable that checks in > the apache local server to see if the content is in > the client if it's in the client apache redirect to that content and if > not let the method GET go to the server for the content > > I have implemented a redirector that just send the petitions to > localhost but with out the intelligence needed to see if the file > exist or not in the client apache. > > My question is how to pass the value of method get to a perl program, > because I haven't seen an example like that > That informatinon is already being sent by Squid to your redirector. Here is the specifications of the redirector and rewriter helper protocols: http://wiki.squid-cache.org/Features/AddonHelpers#URL_manipulation Amos
