Hi, I know that A::A::P::QueryStringCache is used to hash the query string as well, to get pages with different query strings cached into different files. This is pretty much what I want, but I also know that this leads to a potential DoS target as one can 'bomb' the system with lots of different query strings.
In my special case, I use two query string parameters that change the page content, and thus I would like these parameters to be included in the URL hash for the cache file. One parameter is a style parameter, limited to, say, two or three different styles (using A::A::StyleChooser::QueryString); the second is a language parameter of the form 'lang=en' etc., limited to a handful of language codes that will actually be used. So it would be nice if one could use a QueryStringCache, but configure it to accept a limited number of possible query strings to be considered. Very vaguely, something like passing options of the form --hash-params=lang(de,en,fr),style(plain,default,print) This way, DoS'ing the query string cache should not work. My question: has something like this been done? If not, I suppose I should adapt A::A::P::QueryStringCache to achieve this. I have not yet looked at the sources; also, I am not sure how to best pass the config parameters. Would it, in your eyes, make sense to implement such a 'limited' QueryStringCache? As an aside, I might be using A::A::StyleChooser::UserAgent as well. How does that currently integrate with caching? Thanks and Greetings, Jan -- +-------------------------------------+ | Jan Oberländer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | | PGP key available | +-------------------------------------+ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
