Thanks Chad, Henrik.
If we queue each request and send it after receiving the response for the
previous one, we should be okay. How will this work for HTTP progressive
download videos that support seek streaming (pseudo-streaming) - The first
request will result in server sending the video file
mån 2010-09-20 klockan 12:19 -0700 skrev cachenewbie:
If we queue each request and send it after receiving the response for the
previous one, we should be okay.
How would that make you do okay?
How will this work for HTTP progressive
download videos that support seek streaming
Thanks for the response. I should have clarified further. See inline below/
If we queue each request and send it after receiving the response for the
previous one, we should be okay.
[Henrik]How would that make you do okay?
--- I meant that there is no problem in matching request to response
mån 2010-09-20 klockan 14:12 -0700 skrev cachenewbie:
Thanks for the response. I should have clarified further. See inline below/
If we queue each request and send it after receiving the response for the
previous one, we should be okay.
[Henrik]How would that make you do okay?
--- I
Hi Chad - Thanks. How does it work for a single client that has pipelining
implemented. If two GET requests are sent to the server and if
hypothetically ( a poorly implemented) server responds only to the second
GET, how does squid (and the client) map the response to the second request
? If
