>This is probably 'closing the stable door after the horse has bolted' (HTTP >1.1 now being a published spec), but it occurs to me that an trail of >proxies between client and origin server, similar to RECEIVED headers in >RFC822 mail messages, might allow the client to determine the reliability >of the HTTP 1.1 path. I posit that each entry in the trail would contain >host name, HTTP version number and server implementation and version >identification (e.g. "WWW.ACME.COM, HTTP/1.1 (MoonSoft HTTPD V3.28)") Please see the "Via" header field in RFC 2068. It is required for HTTP/1.1 proxies (there is nothing we can do for existing proxies). ....RoyReceived on Wednesday, 2 July 1997 13:11:14 EDT
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