Classification: Prologue: MPRESLER@IBMUSM20 (inside IBM) mpresler@us.ibm.com (outsite IBM) Epilogue: "Be excellent to each other." -- A. Lincoln >Because it was recognized during the HTTP/1.1 design process that >the uncontrolled forwarding of HTTP/1.0 + Keep-Alive requests >through proxies (especially multiple levels of proxies) could lead >to confusing communication failures. See the first paragraph >of 19.7.1, which explains this. OK, I can understand this; I can certainly see problems with this when using older proxies like CERN httpd. To ask the question differently, though, what's current practice? What do existing proxy servers do? If you'd like, e-mail to mpresler@us.ibm.com, and I'll summarize. IBM's proxy product does not support Keep-Alives from HTTP/1.0 clients. Our content (origin) server does support them. -- MartinReceived on Tuesday, 18 March 1997 10:01:43 UTC
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