- From: Giannakopoulos Michalis <mgi@elca.ch>
- Date: Fri, 21 May 1999 04:56:16 -0400 (EDT)
- To: www-jigsaw@w3.org
>> Is it possible to limit the size of files transfered to the client? > >Yes, but you'll have to write a filter for that, we have such a filter but only for >PUT. But is that right that with this approach, files greater than the limit will simply not be transfered to the client? We have two jigsaw servers working in the following manner: a browser connects to the first jigsaw server acting as a mirror, which redirect the request to the second jigsaw server acting as a proxy, which forward the request to a web server. (browser) <-> (mirror) <-> (proxy) <-> (web server) If I'd like to limit the size of files transmitted between my proxy and my mirror, I can use a filter on the proxy, but files greater than the limit will not be transmitted. Is there a way to cut these files, on the proxy, in parts smaller than the limit, so that the mirror will reassemble the file and transmit it to the browser? Thanks for any reply, Cheers, Mika ----------------------- Michalis Giannakopoulos 99 rte d'Hermance 1245 Collonge-Bellerive Switzerland
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