On 21/04/17 15:37, 钱国正 wrote:
I know squid+ecap can modify http response with a relatively fast
speed, and I have done that before.
But, in real environment, there is a lot of reqeusts, that don't need
processs http response, which would make network slow.
So I am thinking whether I can use libnetfilter_queue to judge that
http response has content-type with text/html , if it has such
things, we can redirect the packet to squid or some http parser, then
modify it and send it to client.
I don't know whether it can work, if not, can anyone give me some advice.
It cannot. If the request is not sent through Squid there is no way it
can correctly handle the response.
Amos
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