Hi,
I have a squid deployed with a url_rewrite_program set to a perl
script which rewrites certain requests.
This is all working fine .
I now want to be able to set a cookie along with the 302 response and
I am not able to figure out how.
Reading the docs , it looks like it is not possible to se
Hi,
Yes, you cannot (could not) per se. However, you can rewrite to a cooperating
HTTP service which sets a cookie. And, if you had adjusted Squid so as to pass
cookie data to url_rewriter programs, you could also inspect the cookie in it
on future requests.
Matt
- "Rajesh Nair" wrote
Thanks for the response, Matt!
Unfortunately the "cooperating" HTTP service solution would not work
as I need to set the cookie for the same domain for which the request
is coming and that happens only when the request comes to the squid
proxy.
I have resolved it by extending the squid-url_rewrit
Hi,
The way I conceived the url_rewrite protocol change (2004), the rewrite program
a) got all http headers and b) could change headers. I hope you'll offer those
capabilities, and please offer to squid-dev. These features are useful for
reverse as well as forward proxy. No comment on redire
Please create an Issue and attach the patch. I'll see about including it!
adrian
2010/1/6 Rajesh Nair :
> Thanks for the response, Matt!
>
> Unfortunately the "cooperating" HTTP service solution would not work
> as I need to set the cookie for the same domain for which the request
> is coming
